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A World Without Internet In An Infographic




Is it even Possible to have a world without internet? Hard and harsh isn’t it? Well i don’t know what you call it, but to me it certainly is the dark age! Almost everyone would remember the CD as a spectacular invention and by then a cassette as a best resort for media. But as advances in the field has come, internet has evolved rapidly.
Although it’s hard to believe, it’s only been less than 20 years since the Internet hit the mainstream, and during that time, the world has irrevocably changed forever. Revolutions have been fought over Facebook and Twitter. Political wars (under the guise of SOPA and CISPA) are still going on, and thanks to the web, the MakeUseOf staff have a job. I guess the only people who wouldn’t be sad to see the Internet fail would be the post office. Then we would have to go back to mailing our letters again, instead of using that new-fangled email technology.
Let us know what you think of the infographic in the comments. What do you think the world would be like, without the Internet? Would it be better or worse? Has the Internet improved or worsened the state of the world we live in today?

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