Internet is great. There is no doubt. I remember when I grew up and internet and computers just started to become a thing for the middle-class. If used correctly, it was a way to find information about things that interested you. Cellphones started becoming a thing at this time too, so I found a lot of information about cellphones. I read about the Nokias and knew "everything" that you needed to know about the phones. There were not a lot of them at that time, so learning "everything" was quick. Using the internet to gain knowledge today is even easier. But there is so much information about everything, just consider how many results you get when you google something. Usually millions, right? To use the internet successfully in this era, I think you need to have some basic skills. Like critical thinking to know whether what you read is true or false. Is someone trying to mislead you? And perhaps, even more important, trying to figure out what somebody is trying to ...