Video games can change the life of a society.
How has all this helped me?

In 2017 I entered the driving school for the first time. I probably didn’t know anything because I had never had physical contact with a car from a driving point of view, but the opposite happened.

I arrived on the first day and everything seemed very confusing.

There were a lot of road signs that I didn’t know existed, but there were things that my instructor was impressed that I knew in both the theoretical and practical areas, but I’ll explain what happened in the practice area to be more impressive.

Normally a normal student who gets into the car for the first time forgets to put his belt on because of nervousness or for another similar reason, but I got in and the teacher was immediately impressed because it wasn’t normal for it to happen. Then, after following all the security procedures, the teacher started by telling me to step on the clutch put the first stain on, and move on, and at first, I did it without letting the car die as if I had done it before.

The last thing he noticed about me and made a point of telling me was that I had no problem controlling the steering wheel because most students zigzag with the car.

The car video games undoubtedly helped me a lot in that, as they taught me basic things over time and it was thanks to them that I didn’t have any major driving problems at school.

I am passing on this perspective, but I am a witness that I have not learned things just from these types of games, but people can learn to play soccer by playing soccer video games, learn to solve crimes by playing criminal investigation games, and may even learn tricks from self-defense in martial arts games. I know that all of this can also have consequences because there are people who take these things to the extreme after learning how it works through a video game, but the rate of this happening statistically has been much more positive and almost zero negative.
['Erivaldo Ricardo']
['Illumination', 'Ideas', 'Gaming', 'Technology', 'Learning']