Wow, really? Who in their right mind would stop going to school? I mean, I always hear that argument where, someone doesn't want an education because it doesn't suit them. Especially this topic, where an addiction is preventing a proper education. Those who do not receive a proper education look for opportunities.

(Note: The article does not mention drop-out rates, but in a worst case scenario, a drop-out could occur.)

Just where exactly are those opportunities, people?

On a much more important subject, if the drop-out rates in countries where an educational background is of much, much more importance,

(which a career would rely more heavily on a strong educational background, to keep in competition with countries with stronger economics that allow graduates to earn their way into a career much easier than competing grads of other countries.)

were to be disrupted by 'said situation'(addiction), then in actuality, it is the parents' fault for giving improper provisions.

It is the parents' responsibility that children take everything in moderation. That is perhaps, one of the most important life lessons you can give to your children. Otherwise, by taking effort out of an important segment of life, in this case, an addiction to gaming degrades education, it degrades all other aspects of up-bringing.

There really is nothing wrong with games in general. Only parenting.

When a child grows to adult-hood, then it's up to them to choose how to live their life. Chances are that, with proper up-bringing, your children can teach their children how to live a quality life.

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