Theory of the Gaming Class
In 1899, economist Thorstein Veblen wrote that most of the economic activity in a modern society is little more than individuals attempting to distinguish themselves from one another. Mark Wallace discusses gaming as the new leisure class.
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Theory of the Gaming Class
In 1899, economist Thorstein Veblen wrote that most of the economic activity in a modern society is little more than individuals attempting to distinguish themselves from one another. Mark Wallace discusses gaming as the new leisure class.
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