You're at the front lines shooting Nazis before they shoot you. Or you're a futuristic gladiator in a death match with robots.Counterpoint:
Either way, you're playing a video game — and you may be improving your vision and other brain functions, according to research presented Thursday at a New York University conference on games as a learning tool.
"People that play these fast-paced games have better vision, better attention and better cognition," said Daphne Bavelier, an assistant professor in the department of brain and cognitive science at the University of Rochester.
Does this look like someone who sees better and is cognizant of how they look and what they have done to their body?
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