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The Five Best Toys of All Time
As Christmas approaches, too many parents will be competing to track down and purchase the latest and greatest toy that their child has set their heart ...
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Astonishing Video Gaming Statistics
The gaming industry, valued at around 257 billion US dollars as of 2024, is on a winning streak. As the pandemic ceased, the competition among gaming ...
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Retirees Need Purpose More Than Just Pickleball
“Now that you are retired, it’s time to play pickleball all day, every day.”
That’s the message from the front of a retirement ...
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The Addictive Nature of Online Gaming
In 2018, the World Health Organization (WHO) officially recognized "internet gaming disorder" (IGD). Addicts play pathologically. They can't ...
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Creation Wired to Play
Author Lyall Watson, writing about the culture and habits of pigs, concludes that when young pigs play it is voluntary, random, and stimulated by novelty. ...
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The Average American Baby Watches Nearly 3 Hours of TV Daily
Children are spending more time than ever in front of a screen, and it doesn't necessarily bode well for their futures. In 1997, babies and toddlers ...
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Video Gamers Looking For Meaning, Order and Certainty
The numbers for the $100 billion video game industry are astonishing:
- 155 million Americans play video games.
- 40% play a minimum of 3 hours per week.
- At least 34 million play about 22 hours per week.
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Doctors Diagnose 'Hurry Sickness'
Half a century ago, an upholsterer from San Francisco made a curious discovery. He was called to a cardiologist's office to reupholster some chairs ...
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The Untapped Power of Smiling
We're actually born smiling. 3-D ultrasound technology now shows that developing babies appear to smile even in the womb. After they're born, ...
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Study Shows Cell Phone Separation Anxiety
Researchers from the University of Missouri wanted to know how subjects behaved when parted from their iPhones, so they recruited 208 students for a survey ...
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