Otto Jansen
Adam Peneberg is a journalist addicted to games and watching cartoons on pixels move about a screen. The award winning writer loves games and believes shit like Angry Birds serves a social function for usually depressed and lonely makes like himself who gravitate towards these websites and get hard ons watching others play a game turning them more on than a Playboy magazine. The dweeb Peneberg wrote a book called "Play At Work" where he celebrates the hard working techs in the field sitting down and playing mesmerizing their pea brains in mindless compute.
An Adam Peneberg thinks hours of hours of young men siting alone and staying out of society is creativity and a valuable pursuit and he establishes this fact in his new book that basically recites bad researches and brain studies by another genre of workers who really don't do real work. Peneberg like these psychology brain researchers he quotes through out this book just want to give their positive vision and outlook overblown feelings for video games.
The video game industry could not have written a better book to proclaim the health benefits of endless hours of staring at a computer screen in make belief screen moments. Peneberg throws a bunch of hours and estimates of millions of hours and people playing these on-line multiple player games as these numbers mean anything and in this shitty book rarely mentions the numerous studies and critiques that these games don't have beneficial results as well form many research studies that one can write a book as well. Peneberg admits that those with carer have ample time to play at work and dwell in having a career and not a job where one can't sit endlessly pretending to do something at a cubicle. A Peneberg and his circle jerk of buddies in soft boring jobs wish to promote the fact that video games inspire thinking and add to company productivity because in life he just wants to play games along with his peers instead of real productive in-depth journalistic activity.
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