Question of the Whenever

[Raz]

Sometimes I ask a question.
It can be a serious or non serious answer.
(a lot of the first many questions are gonna be questions from askreddit.)


DAY 1:
What would you do if the entire internet goes down?

[Venexis]

Write. Until my pen ran dry and my fingers bled. And then continue writing. In blood.

I love the internet because it gives me entire worlds to explore. Should it abruptly stop existing, I'd stop being the adventurer, and take on the role of creator.

Also I really hope you continue this.

[nin10mode]

I'd probably be reading or drawing. More likely drawing.

[CedarBranch]

I would go back to playing console/handheld games regularly. There'd still be that, but without the online features.

[ChaosYoshi]

I'd probably play video games as usual, unless they 100% required internet.

[Oranjui]

I'd probably read or try dragging my drawing/writing/general creativity skills out of the abyss. I don't know if it's my subconscious fishing for compliments or something, but everyone tells me how great I am at drawing and creative writing and stuff. Compared to the majority that I don't talk to, yeah, I'm probably pretty damn decent, but when I see work of the rest of the 1%, I feel that I'm far below par. Even they tell me I'm good, but there's something about it. Maybe a hint of condescension I'm picking up in everyone's voice. Psychology is weird.
If the internet went down, I would continue to be a perfectionist.

[Chaukai]

Honestly I'd probably go out more. I spend majority of my time on the computer and the only reason I can do so is that I get my social fix from talking with you guys, so I don't have a feeling of being lonely. If the internet went down I'd probably have to go out more and like, talk with people and stuff.

[Harmless]

I dunno. A lot of what was said above seems to ninja me to my answers.

I'd probably half play console games, half spend more time designing games and creating new possibilities.

[1018peter]

DAY 1:
What would you do if the entire internet goes down?

Well I'll still have my computer,and I'll just continue fiddling with Super Mario 63.



Or just do some pencil drawings.

[Oranjui]

@chau I guess that makes sense too. I'm really on the far end of the introvert-extrovert spectrum though, so it's not like I'm always itching to be around people or anything :p If anything, socializing is almost a burden, but that's pushing it. i have a close-knit circle of friends that I can talk to for maybe an hour or two at most, then I have to go and read or nap or play games or something. Of course, playing MC or CAH or just chatting with you guys should technically count as socializing, but something about it makes my brain think it's not real. The withdrawn side of me wants to have me do my own thing, whether it be immersing myself in a good book, Netflix-binging, doodling, practicing my Wikipedia-fu, or whatever else. The social side of me wants to show what I do to others, like my MC builds, collected writings, sketches, discoveries, and Netflix logs, despite what I said in my last post. I feel inferior, but sharing makes me feel like other people care -- there's a purpose to anything I do. It keeps me out of a moody teen depression state even if it requires me to do what I wouldn't at first glance. If the internet went down I would lose my primary source of this satisfaction, but I would manage.

tl;dr: OJ still doesn't like people