The web is just a waste of time after all?

[ohcnetwork]

Why The Web Is Hitting A Wall

These days, getting answers to most questions seems like a no-brainer. For everything from who won an Olympic speed skating race to when to plant tomatoes, most people turn to Google or one of its rivals.

Not John W. Rogers Jr. The CEO of Ariel Capital Management LLC doesn't use the Internet at work or at home. The 47-year-old Princeton University grad thinks the Net is largely a waste of time. Assistants print out e-mails for him and researchers give him paper copies of Wall Street analysts reports from the Web. He prefers to spend his time reading, talking directly with his staff, working out at the gym, or spending time with his teenage daughter. "If you're spending all your time on e-mail, you're not listening and reading," says Rogers, who rarely took lecture notes while he was a student so he could listen more intently. "I listen and read; e-mail is a huge distraction."

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The web is just a waste of time after all?  The web is like blood and flesh to those of us who make money online, but I guess the web isn't that important to other people?

[altyfc]

Those that say the internet is a waste of time are usually the same people who don't know how to use it properly.

Aaropn

[Sunny Gardens®]

Those that say the internet is a waste of time are usually the same people who don't know how to use it properly.

Yes, it is apparent there are many uses for the Internet, so it will soon be rare if there are people who do not use it at all.