From the pixelated birth of Pong in the 1970s to today’s hyper-realistic open worlds, video games have captured the minds of generations. While technologically impressive, this shift has come at a cost. Many young boys now spend hours isolated in front of screens, absorbing dopamine loops that can fuel aggression, shorten attention spans, and replace real-world ambition with virtual achievements. So, may I dare ask, what happened to the heroes who taught us how to live in the
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