[Java4Jay]

Everything was great at first but Miller eventually realized just how wrong he was.

Here are five lessons he learned.

The Internet wasn't holding him back from being creative and productive. He was solely responsible for his shortcomings.

Paper books are great and you don't need the Internet to learn new things. But it still takes motivation to read a book, with or without the Internet.

Receiving a dozen letters a week can be just as overwhelming as receiving hundreds of emails a day.

It's harder to find and connect with people without the Internet. "It's easier to text, or SnapChat, or FaceTime, than drop by someone's house."

"A 'Facebook friend' is better than nothing."

[Boogieman]

Lesson #6 - It’s still more embarassing to go to the adult video store in person than it is to get your porn online.

[Billthedrill]

I’ve heard of this Internet thing but I don’t think I’d like it very much. It’s sort of like tubes, isn’t it?

[Rocky]

Wow. How many Adobe updates were waiting for him when he reconnected?

[a fool in paradise]

5. "A 'Facebook friend' is better than nothing."