If I Had to Own Only One Stock Going Into 2021, This Would Be It

Video games have come a long way in the 62 years since nuclear physicist William Higinbotham created “Tennis for Two.” The “Pong” predecessor was an electronic tennis game powered by an analog computer using an oscilloscope that had a display diameter of five inches. Today, you can throw on the virtual reality headset and escape to a world where you're fighting your way through zombie-infested death pits. There’s something for almost everyone. And that’s the point, argues contributor Jimmy Butts.