After seeing the tenth million game about swatting flies and/or bugs I came up with this theory: “If the time invested in developing and playing games about killing bugs/flies was used to actually kill flies and bugs we would live in a world free of annoying insects..”
Now all I need is for someone to help me prove my theory so I can claim my Nobel Prize.
What is so fascinating about killing bugs that people keep creating so many games with this theme? And what’s inside the mind of a person who creates such a game? Are they overwhelmed with bugs and they wish to incorporate their real life into their “art”, or have they never seen a bug before and they consider bugs something exotic? We’ll probably never know. What do you think?
You know your life may have not turned out the way you expected when you find yourself shooting flies in order to feed a plant.
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