FCC Comissioner: World of Warcraft causes college dropouts

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12-11-2008 @ 3:56PM

Garfunkel said...

totally agree with a lot of the posts here

the "game" is not the issue - the "individual" is.

period. no question

I found WoW during my 2nd year of my B.Comm(H). I was (and still am) and active member of Canada's oldest Fraternity, i worked 25-30 hours a week, took a full course load EVERY semester, spent countless hours at the poker table, started chasing my future wife........etc etc

Ton's of people have been here and succeeded - maybe its easier for some then others

For me those 4 years were tough as hell, but always incredibly rewarding - I don't remember sleeping that much........

If you can't prioritize and have poor time management you will always fail

@ school, @ work, anywhere

Just a thought, our North American culture seems to be getting lazy no? There is somewhere to place blame for everything, "its not your problem, you have X-condition and we have a new pill to cure you right up!"

when did we lose personal accountability for our actions?

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