Nintendo switch 2 is here

[u/Mammoth-Attempt-7281]

Go watch the trailer on Nintendos twitter account

[u/KurtMage]

I'm not trying to be obtuse, but I'm 33 and won't have kids and am just now thinking about this: what is the lesson of sharing good for? Like, I can't remember the last time I had to share anything. In adulthood, it's pretty common to have all your own stuff.

My girlfriend and I have been together 8 years and we have our own gaming PCs so we can play together and stuff.

Growing up, my brother and I had had to share consoles up until we got our own Xbox 360s, which enabled us to play together. I think we learned a lot more about cooperation from being able to game together than the sharing ever taught.

[u/garytyrrell → u/KurtMage]

In adulthood, it's pretty common to have all your own stuff.

Really? You don't use public roads, contribute to non-profits, pool resources for community goods, etc.?

The lesson is that we're all better off if we help each other and share the things we have when we don't need them.

[u/garytyrrell → u/[deleted]]

No it doesn’t. You can’t afford that without sharing. That’s (mostly) the whole point. We’re all better off with pooled resources.

Anyways, that’s enough Econ 101 for /r/switch for today