• From statistic from TIME magazine
  - 36% decline in the number of children injured by falling out of trees who were admitted to English hospitals between 1999 to 2006.
  - 35% increase in the number of children admitted to English hospitals with “repetitive-movement injuries” commonly caused by playing video games.
  These statistics show that less children are engaged into outdoor adventure now and are more into video games.
  
• However, youth today may have a new definition for the word “adventure” and may also find their own adventures in the virtual world.
  
• There are very few entrepreneurs in Singapore. This shows that youth of today lost their sense of adventure and chose more stable jobs like those in the banking sectors.
  
• However, there are increasing chances for students to practice entrepreneurship skills in schools. For example, "Youth for causes" gives students $1600 to start up their own business to earn money.
  

• With youth of today losing their sense of adventure, Singapore’s economy cannot diversify as Singaporeans will not invest on new industries.
  
• It will also cause increase dependence on foreigners.
  

• No time for adventure for youth today.
  
• No forests for outdoor adventure.

Kelly