Fortnite video game addiction

Had a discussion this morning about the video game, Fortnite, with the boys. They interestingly raised the topic and had differing views about what causes addiction and how this is maintained.

 

One of the boys was of the view that restricting access drastically lowers the chances of addiction (in this case, to Fortnite) while the younger one was of the view that “if one really wants access to something then they will”, suggesting that restricting access will therefore not be an adequate deterrent. While this might be true, the question is if such intermittent access will be enough to cause (and maintain) addiction? The question is also if restricting access to Fortnite, say also by timing the amount of access/time children have to play such games should not be encouraged (for parents and guardians)?

Heaven can wait

”   NO TITHES, NO HEAVEN   “  

Above link was just brought to my attention and it goes to partly reinforce some of the contents of MY RICH PRINCE; notes for my son. It is amazing how far people can go under the guise of religion and the promise of a better life in the afterlife. I wonder why one would choose to invest so much time, effort and resources in the unknown, when part of that could be more gainfully utilised while one is alive?