Well said. Put simply, we feed our drive for accomplishment and success through video games. Instead of directing our attention to success by self-development like a skill, hobby, or business. Because it takes work. There's no difference between learning a video game vs. learning a new skill. We simply perceive one as fun, easy (comparatively), and offering instant (or faster) gratification. Plus, per HealthyGamer, we disassociate from our lives and its many other challenges. So, in short, agreed. Put down the controller and pick up a new skill. One is more likely to get you farther in life.😁