The government has taken away all your computers and cellphones. So, what will you do now?
You have idle time on your hands now, like you have never had in the past 20 years. The government has banned all use of computers and cellphones by the public. Will the population suddenly grow bigger, like blackouts in the past? Question: your now idle time has to spent doing something, so what will it be?
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Write letters. Read newspapers and magazines. Use books for reference (Do we still get to have microfiche?) Watch TV. Chop wood.
Work to ban the government.
Yay for journalism and print! Also I’d grow an orchard in the back yard as well as rose bushes.
I’ll give you my laptop when you pry it from my cold dead hands.
Read books and write letters. And do that to overturn the government.
I would get back into off road dirt biking,and visit the trap range alot more,and really work at my golf game.
Reread my favorite fiction, work on my yarn projects, sew up the quilt projects, clean out the garage storage areas, walk in the woods, maybe draft my journal for the past umpteen years, work on scrapbooking projects, pull out the old beading projects, organize a rummage sale, argue with family members, study my yoga books, pilates books, tai chi books, my lawn and garden books, how to woodworking books, ...
At this very moment, I am headed to Wikipedia for a refresher course in masturbating to magazines.
Read, read and then read some more.
I would go to sleep at a resonable hour instead of staying up until 2:03 am! Wow it’s late.
Write letters and form associations to overthrow the obviously right wing government. I expect that next they’ll be burning books so I will also devote my time to finding and securing books while working to overthrow the current government.
I would need a bit of adjusting time, but it would be quick. I would find other things to keep me busy, just as I had in the past before the computer and cell phone time took over my life.
Read books, magazines, and comic books. Same as I did for the 20+ years before computers became a big part of my life.
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