And, This Is Gaming Culture & Gen-Z Nihilism With Content Creator Brandon "Atrioc" Ewing
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Brandon Ewing aka Atrioc joins the show to talk with Gavin about gaming culture and whether violent video games lead to violent acts. Then they decide what it will take for Gen-Z to reject this administration, if a college degree is worth it, and whether online culture is a cause or symptom of the nihilism young people are feeling.
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(00:00) Intro (2:56) The Alleged Link Between Violent Video Games And Violent Actions (9:32) Gaming Culture For People Who Aren't In It (14:50) The Rise & Fall of E-Sports (21:12) Meme Culture & The Economy After Covid (28:02) What It Takes For Gen-Z To Turn On Trump (36:00) The Burden We're Placing On Young People Is Unsustainable (39:57) Are College Degrees Worthless? (45:55) Social Media Incentivizes Feeding Into Anger
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