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Kara Wright was so concerned her 12-year-old son, Jack, had an internet addiction, she banned him from using the laptop over school holidays.
After playing the computer game Minecraft for an hour on his laptop, Jack would become frustrated, angry and often cry, Ms Wright said.
''It is only when he is using technology that those emotions emerge,'' Ms Wright, who lives Caloundra in Queensland, said. ''It had a huge impact on the family.''
Her first attempt to address the problem was to limit Jack to a one-hour time limit. When that didn't work, Ms Wright enforced a full ban.
What should we do about this crisis? Enforce a full ban? Should treatment be covered under ObamaCare? Your opinion????
What should we do about this crisis? Enforce a full ban? Should treatment be covered under ObamaCare? Your opinion????
Well I think the child in question needs to not have access to the game if anything. I'm a gamer at heart, but that was tempered over the years by responsible parenting. We live in a digital age and wireless communication, so of course people are going to be zipping to their gadgets once working hours are over with.
There is no crisis, essentially. We just need moderation. That's all.
I hear his name a lot, but I don't know who he is. Mind telling me or would a quick Google search be better?
He is the nanny statist mayor of New York.
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