Can AI Create Art? Troy Baker’s Take Doesn’t Match Reality
Troy Baker says AI can’t create art but millions are listening to AI singers, watching AI streamers, and buying AI-generated work. What counts as art?
Are We Getting Dumber? Why Memorization Isn’t Intelligence
The myth that past generations were smarter because they memorized phone numbers ignores how intelligence actually works and what technology really does to our brains.
Daredevil: Out, and the Cost of Being Seen
Daredevil: Out examines why having your secret identity exposed can make survival harder rather than easier.
Genshin Impact and the Cost of Sexualized Character Design
Genshin Impact is fun to explore solo, but its increasingly sexualized character designs raise uncomfortable questions about immersion, values, and who this game serves.
Why Batman’s No‑Kill Rule Finally Broke My Immersion
Playing Batman: Arkham City forced a hard question. Does Batman’s moral code protect Gotham, or does it quietly enable endless harm?
When AI Encourages Overspending, Accountability Still Applies (Neuro)
AI streamer urging maximum spending raises ethical questions about monetization, harm, and accountability.
GOG’s New Ownership Raises a Simple Question: Should Gamers Worry?
GOG has new ownership and familiar worries. Here is what actually changes, what stays stable, and why panic does not help anyone.
How to Survive a Narcissistic Parent
Growing up with a narcissistic parent leaves deep emotional scars. Learn how to recognize the signs so you can heal from narcissistic abuse.
When Game Awards Lose Suspense, Everyone Loses
When one game sweeps an awards show, excitement disappears. Limiting wins could protect creativity, fairness, and viewer engagement.