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Basically…it’s half-ass internet, with a really, really bad, unstable connection. As in, loading a webpage takes multiple refresh attempts, and just checking your email can take forever.

When there is zero internet, you can just say “screw it” and start finding other things to do, and you can adjust quickly. When the internet is there but the connection is frustratingly bad, it’s there taunting you to use it but you can’t really.

I’ve gone camping for weeks, zero internet, and after the first few days I just stop thinking about all the things I like doing, and then it’s pretty much a cakewalk coping. But once I had to go a couple weeks with a horribly unstable connection…and it would work for like two seconds and then wouldn’t for a minutes.

That’s worse than not having what you crave. That’s not having what you crave and having it dangled in front of your face.

TL;DR: No internet connection is better a very unstable one.

Like I said, the idea of life without the internet is beyond my understanding.

Chandan Saud