Maybe he will have "World of Warcraft" on his tombstone.

I worked with this guy on a major motion picture. He had made and saved a lot of money. During his time off he collected employment insurance benefits and stayed home playing in a virtual world. He was a self admitted addict to this game.

He's just sad. I have a friend who has won awards for his work on video games, he is sad and weird!

But what is the problem as long as he's a nonproductive member of society?

Darwin's theories at work, improving the gene pool for the good of mankind.