If the internet and computers, were suddenly gone tomorrow,could you cope with the loss?

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Yes, I would cope with it, by going back to the good ol' library and searching for things the ol' fashion way. May take me a about a year or so to cope, because like many, I am used to it. But I will be able to deal with it..

Bite your tongue... I would be very, very sad. I would cope ONLY because I would have no choice. But I would NOT let it go on for very long.

Looking back before comupters ~ there are a lot of things I spent more time on then I do now, like reading.....also the more away from it you are the more you are not missing it.

Internet I would not be able to cope with the loss. When my computer wasm't working for a while and I was waiting for it to get fixed, I sat around bored a lot but I started reading more. When I got it fixed, I was SO happy!.

I remember how I completed my bachelor's degree. I remember how to use a library. This thingie here is merely a more convenient library, but I still know how to use the paper ones..

1 Well, I am not a computer wizard. I came to this recently for entertainment. I would miss Askville!

Well, I am not a computer wizard. I came to this recently for entertainment. I would miss Askville!

" "If you woke up tomorrow & found that suddenly you are Pres.Obama. What's the first thing that would come to your mind? " (14 answers) "How will the US cope with the loss of its Middle East empire?

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If you woke up tomorrow & found that suddenly you are Pres. Obama. What's the first thing that would come to your mind?" (14 answers).

I cant really gove you an answer,but what I can give you is a way to a solution, that is you have to find the anglde that you relate to or peaks your interest. A good paper is one that people get drawn into because it reaches them ln some way.As for me WW11 to me, I think of the holocaust and the effect it had on the survivors, their families and those who stood by and did nothing until it was too late.