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by hooande
6172 days ago
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I think Kamen is wrong for dismissing a video game (or any kind of software project) as frivolity. I'm not sure that giving a water purifier to a starving village is necessarily "better" than a video game that provides millions of people with a few hours of entertainment every day. I tend to be wary of people who rush to grab the moral high ground. I think it's noble that he choose to dedicate his genius to helping people, but there's no need to belittle the work of others. |
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There is an actual value scale here for people, and belittling or denying it shouldn't be part of choosing to be a game maker.