It's still cool to know what the zeitgeist was for this group of people. There's still quite a few people without access to the internet (more than 2B out of 8B

It's still cool to know what the zeitgeist was for this group of people. There's still quite a few people without access to the internet (more than 2B out of 8B). And later you can make the same argument about the internet having way more representation from rich people than poor, based on who hosts / publishes versus who only reads. So even today we have the same problem.