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PC Building is childsplay. . .
- Thread starter Admiral Huddy
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I think its bad. A child should be able to grow up first not be hooked on gaming at 3.
He probably doesn't know what a game is, he just see's it as playing with a big jigsaw.
My step brother is 4, and he spend yesterday telling me all about how there was an AJS piston inside my Titan Fenrir heatsink that powered my computer.
They don't know the days of the week, in terms of whats things are, they might as well be plugging lego together.
My step brother is 4, and he spend yesterday telling me all about how there was an AJS piston inside my Titan Fenrir heatsink that powered my computer.
They don't know the days of the week, in terms of whats things are, they might as well be plugging lego together.
It's not gaming lol.
I think learning a trade at a young age is a wonderful thing. I wish I had the opportunity to take these apart at such a tender age.
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Great get him in the family business now
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Who mentioned anything about gaming?
It's called early years development.. Being hands on at early age will help brain develop, boost a childs confidence whilst learning good hand coordination. It's no different to a child helping with the washing up or any other domestic play..
At the time, he just wanted to be like his dad. If he didn't want to do it then he is old enough to say so.
Do you have children?
I guess not!