Reynolds Price’s The Great Imagination Heist :: Great Imagination Heist

Reynolds Prices The Great Imagination Heist discusses how idiot box has corrupted the imaginations of todays American youth. The appraisal behind the intelligence service heist suits the title and story well however, I disagree with his idea that tv set and video games deal stolen youthful imaginations.Has anyone ever thought virtually the people who produce video games and television shows? In all fairness, those who create made these forms of entertainment have far greater imaginations than those who disapprove of their purpose. Producers have indeed captured the minds of Americas youth and allowed children to exercise their imaginations in vision worlds. They do non intend to deprive children of their personal imaginations, but the figure is to enlarge their minds beyond what they see everyday, and beyond the common feelings they encounter in life by making them into something abnormal to the world even though what children believe is not and may never be real.Imaginati on does not always involve dealing with realistic feelings or reading books and having to run into ideas in an intellectual way. Imagination does not need to be interpreted seriously intelligence, on the other hand, should be taken seriously. Giving a child a book result test his reading and literacy skills. lay a child in front of a 20/20 broadcast will confuse him. Reading books are meant for learning, not to expand ones imagination. Children are not supposed to believe that television and video games are bad for them when this addictive hobby except makes them happy. It is only an excessive amount of television entertainment that will truly harm a childs intellect. Adults, however, understand both how to read and the diversity between reality and fantasy worlds and the effects television has on their intelligence.The truth is that television and video games are a part of this generation and they will not disappear soon.