If the Internet disappeared tomorrow, would your life be better or worse?

My life would be a little bit worse, although I'm not addicted. I'd just as soon read a good book or go for a hike. I mostly use it for information and research.

Richard Onofrio

Norway

It would be worse. I need the Internet. I use it for work purposes, and to stay in touch with family. I definitely need it.

Henderson Gonzales

Norway

It wouldn't matter to me. My girlfriend uses it; I don't. It's a great absorber of wasted time.

Kevin Jenkins

Norway

It wouldn't bother me one way or another. I don't use it that often. I do use it every Wednesday at 7 p.m. because my grand-kids Skype me from California. I would miss that.

Frank Barber

Otisfield

That's a good question. It probably wouldn't be any better, but I don't know that it would be worse, either. It does serve a purpose for communication.

Roland Sutton

Norway

It would be worse. I use it to look up everything. Real estate, bank accounts, all of that kind of thing.

Arnold Clark

Oxford

I think it would be better. There would be less drama, especially with Facebook. Facebook creates a lot of drama, especially in a small town like this.

Cody Norton

Paris

It would be kind of a mix. It would make some things easier, and others a hell of a lot harder. It would be simpler, because there wouldn't be as much stuff you have to do. But the Internet is convenient, too.

Eric Blades

Norway

Better, because there would be more interaction with other people. We would be more active, and less sedentary. There would also be less fraud and all that.

Nora Olson

Paris

It would be worse. I've gotten so dependent on it, it would take a while to get used to life without it. Information, news, entertainment, I get it all from there.

Rohan Redwood

New York City