![]() Remember when we called these sorts of activity video games and yelled at our kids for playing them? Now we refer to them as brain exercises, and we hope and trust that our digital exertions will make us as mentally agile as teen-agers wielding M27 assault rifles in Call of Duty: Black Ops II. ![]() Construction by Stephen Doyle / Photograph by Grant Cornettĭo I seem smarter than I did a few weeks ago? Since then, I’ve spent many hours in front of my computer, challenged by crucially important questions, like which two butterflies of the five that flickered onscreen for seventy-nine milliseconds were the matching pair, whether the ripples that rippled across the little magenta square went this way or that way, and how many more drills I must complete before I’m smart enough to date Harold Bloom. ![]()
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