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Of course it's a massive waste of time, but I enjoy it. I get his point, unless you're getting famous and making money streaming it or creating with them, it's not a tangible skill that gives you any kind of advantage in life. And it seems like he's directing the criticism more at kids who do almost nothing but play video games all day.

It's basically the opinion of "if what you're doing isn't productive in some way, don't do it" hustler philosophy, which I don't agree with. Like someone else said, it's about balance: I work, I do chores around the home, I read to learn new things, and sometimes I want to zone out and enjoy a fun video game.