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Originally Posted by Sarc
Not really. The real human interaction from Cowboys and Indians/Army, the benefits to the brain from physically handling real life Legos and playing in a real sandbox will always be superior to any virtual application. Just like for us grown ups, holding/reading/turning the pages in a real book is tremendously better for the brain than reading on an iPad or Kindle.
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He did not mention any of that so my comment was accurate.
And FWIW, thinking, planning, and working 3 dimensionally in the 2d environment of a display is much more challenging than the same tasks in real life and is really not analogous to a physical book vs a kindle.
While it may not address the tactile element of real life play it does compensate in other areas.