The new science revealing how video games could make you smarter - BBC Science Focus Magazine
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Games don’t rot your brains. In fact, they might be sharpening your cognitive faculties, according to an unprecedented, two-year study published earlier this year.
Scientists have found children who spent an above-average time playing video games increased their intelligence more than the average, while TV watching or social media had neither a positive nor a negative
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