And we can also infer that he was unhealthy, in larger part, due to spending too much time gaming.
> One can argue an unhealthy focus on anything can kill you in the same way
And in this case that thing was gaming. It's a cautionary tale, not an indictment on all gaming.
Very much, emphatically, not. I know someone into World of Warcraft who spends ~40 hours a week playing, and just ran Bay 2 Breakers. Gaming and being unhealthy are very definitely unrelated, and any attempt to paint them as being related is FUD.
If someone is out of shape because they "spend too much time hacking", are you going to blame hacker culture next? Gaming is an easy target. Admit it.
> Work offered to pay for a gym membership. Friends coaxed him to exercise and eat better.
Instead he was gaming.
> If someone is out of shape because they "spend too much time hacking", are you going to blame hacker culture next?
Yes, in part. BTW, I'm not "blaming" gaming.