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A video game playing surgeon could be a real life saver
ABC13 ^ | 4/7/04 | The Associated Press

Posted on 04/07/2004 5:19:03 PM PDT by qam1

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To: Old Professer
Finally found it! Had to go back four years:

http://www.freerepublic.com/forum/a38e9ff806bbf.htm
21 posted on 04/08/2004 3:48:07 AM PDT by Erasmus
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To: qam1
made about 37 percent less mistakes

And the copy editor's mistake count is increased by some 12%, I see. FEWER, you dolts.
22 posted on 04/08/2004 3:49:19 AM PDT by Xenalyte (in memory of James Edward Peck, my grandfather, who passed on 3/23/04)
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To: Xenalyte
Yup, that hit me, too.

People don't use the word "fewer" anymore. It's always "less".

But then, thy don't know alot of English these days, -and- Harcourt and Webster's keep changing things to suit the ignorant, so you can't even prove they're wrong anymore. *sigh!*

As for the video-game thing - I can see a bit of advantage, but it's still not physically using your hands to actually manipulate skillfully in a 3D area. That's really not much more than reaction time or visual acuity.
23 posted on 04/08/2004 7:28:24 AM PDT by the OlLine Rebel (Common Sense is an Uncommon Virtue)
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