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mattaggie · 03-08-2009, 12:55 AM

I like you have been on the net since 97 with AOL (remember getting in the mail those CDs for 5 free hours of internet? woo hoo!). I think the internet is way better today. For me, it has replaced TV. I am truly amazed at the amount of information I can access without leaving my home (or having to stand up for that matter). I do think Juppy has a point in the "haves" vs. "have nots" of the internet, whether its due to where one lives or money related. I feel like my computer and internet skills give me a great advantage over someone without them. Is that good for the US in the long run?

03-08-2009, 12:55 AM	#14
mattaggie Member (10 bit) Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Central Southeastern Texas Posts: 634	I like you have been on the net since 97 with AOL (remember getting in the mail those CDs for 5 free hours of internet? woo hoo!). I think the internet is way better today. For me, it has replaced TV. I am truly amazed at the amount of information I can access without leaving my home (or having to stand up for that matter). I do think Juppy has a point in the "haves" vs. "have nots" of the internet, whether its due to where one lives or money related. I feel like my computer and internet skills give me a great advantage over someone without them. Is that good for the US in the long run?