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Video is the common media nowadays and games take it to the level where you really do have to have good eye, hand and sometimes, body abilities.
I’ve been playing video games my entire life with almost a solid A average. I have a bachelor’s degree in philosophy and am beasting through 400 level biochemistry for a second BS (biochemistry). I have spent over 300 hours just on Tales of Graces F since around November and I’m still making A’s in 400 level biochemistry. In comparison, the cute girl who sat next to me last semester kept ditching class and bombing exams despite the fact that she already works in a similar field, and she had to drop the class, so I question the rigorousness of the studies from which you obtained your data. I also spend almost no time reading for pleasure unless plot-heavy video games count, and the main reason for my interest in both philosophy and molecular biology turns out to have been a video game called Xenogears. q.e.d. you need to fire your epidemiologist.