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Irreligion, video game usage and obesity (view source)
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, 18:13, May 10, 2016Created page with "thumbnail|200px|right|The [[Atheism|atheist Stephen Fry said, "I do enjoy video gaming... In the early days of games, I would spends hours. I mean..."
[[File:Stephen-Fry.jpg|thumbnail|200px|right|The [[Atheism|atheist]] [[Stephen Fry]] said, "I do enjoy video gaming... In the early days of games, I would spends hours. I mean literally. I would find it would be 4am and I would say God I have be at work at 6.<ref>[http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xeuj29_stephen-fry-talks-gaming_news Stephen Fry talks gaming]</ref> ]]
''See also:'' [[Irreligion, video game usage and obesity]]
''Relevant Magazine'' reported:
{{Cquote|[http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/10508619.2011.638606 A new study] of 228 college students found that while just about everyone prefers video games to regular board games (duh), those who claim no religion vastly prefer video games compared to the religious peers. It's a small study, but the director, Chris Burris, has an interesting hypothesis about why [[Atheism|atheists]] prefer video games. Burris believes that atheists tend to be less good at "generating emotionally evocative internal simulations of experience." Simply put, he believes that religious people tend to be more imaginative, and are able to craft their own sense of play around simple games, while non-religious people tend to prefer the concrete rules afforded by video games.<ref>[http://www.relevantmagazine.com/slices/why-do-atheists-video-games-more-religious-people-do Why Do Atheists Like Video Games More Than Religious People Do?
Read more at http://www.relevantmagazine.com/slices/why-do-atheists-video-games-more-religious-people-do#IRuLkxjWFS3Pgdqb.99]</ref>}}
As far as the relationship between irreligion and obesity, please examine the articles below:
*[[Atheism and obesity]]
*[[Millennials, irreligion and obesity]]
*[[Generation X, irreligion and obesity]]
*[[Baby boom generation, irreligion and obesity]]
*[[Secular Europe and obesity]]
*[[China and obesity]]
''See also:'' [[Irreligion, video game usage and obesity]]
''Relevant Magazine'' reported:
{{Cquote|[http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/10508619.2011.638606 A new study] of 228 college students found that while just about everyone prefers video games to regular board games (duh), those who claim no religion vastly prefer video games compared to the religious peers. It's a small study, but the director, Chris Burris, has an interesting hypothesis about why [[Atheism|atheists]] prefer video games. Burris believes that atheists tend to be less good at "generating emotionally evocative internal simulations of experience." Simply put, he believes that religious people tend to be more imaginative, and are able to craft their own sense of play around simple games, while non-religious people tend to prefer the concrete rules afforded by video games.<ref>[http://www.relevantmagazine.com/slices/why-do-atheists-video-games-more-religious-people-do Why Do Atheists Like Video Games More Than Religious People Do?
Read more at http://www.relevantmagazine.com/slices/why-do-atheists-video-games-more-religious-people-do#IRuLkxjWFS3Pgdqb.99]</ref>}}
As far as the relationship between irreligion and obesity, please examine the articles below:
*[[Atheism and obesity]]
*[[Millennials, irreligion and obesity]]
*[[Generation X, irreligion and obesity]]
*[[Baby boom generation, irreligion and obesity]]
*[[Secular Europe and obesity]]
*[[China and obesity]]