Spotted on the Long Now Blog:
Philip Zimbardo’s talk on the Secret Powers of Time wonderfully illustrated in pseudo-realtime by RSA animate.
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Great video, but Zimbardo’s claim that kids who play video games “haven’t learned social or emotional intelligence” is empirically unfounded (@6:15). Video game are a convenient scapegoat…but sorry …keep swinging.