Richard Dower wrote: » For a week?, a month?....any takers on a year? Personally i think i could a month no problemo....but aything more then that i might be hitting the xanax
endacl wrote: » I could still breathe in and out. My food doesn't grow in the internet. The internet doesn't keep the rain off my head. I managed more than half my life without access to the internet. Yes, I could live without it. It certainly makes fartin' about and wasting time a lot more convenient, but life would poddle on just grand if it disappeared tomorrow. The main difference would be that I'd get more done...
zenno wrote: » You can learn a lot from the internet, many courses can be done on it and it can keep you in touch with loved ones no matter where they are in the world free. It's an amazing invention and it will be always here to stay. I couldn't imagine the world without the internet.
endacl wrote: » You can also learn a lot without it. I completed my first degree pre-internet access. Of course, pre-Wikipaedia, there was a necessity to research and understand a topic rather than cut and paste assignments... I kept in touch with people all over the world pre-internet. I don't dispute these. What the internet does is make them more convenient. It is of course an amazing invention and will always be here to stay. I'd miss it if it disappeared tomorrow. But I'd get on just fine without it. I don't have to imagine a world without the internet. I remember it. It was nice. Still nice now.
Wacker The Attacker wrote: » Yes. I can still get a hard on looking at pictures
ilovesleep wrote: » I lived for a while without a tv and many people passed remarks on it and asked me questions like - do you ever get bored? Living without tv was something I loved. I had a portable dvd player and I watched movies on that, mostly at weekends. If there was something on tv, I wanted to watch, I went to the pub or home. I loved it. My life was so much better. I slept better too. I'd love to do the same now with the internet. Cut it out. Even if it was just for a month. I mean like, when I wake, the first thing I do is check out boards and other sites on my mobile. That can't be healthly.
zenno wrote: » about 5/6 years ago i picked it up and walked across the road and dumped it into a skip and that was the end of TV for me
endacl wrote: » Same! About 3 years ago. Why is the first question people ask when you say you don't have a TV 'do you watch TV on the internet then?'