100 Things We've Lost to the Internet

Pamela Paul writes an essay about each of one hundred things that she feels we have lost to the Internet. Some are obvious to all of us, like flea market finds and high school reunions. Some are less so, like being late and benign neglect. All of the essays are thoughtful and engaging.

Thought that this would be interesting but it turned out to be a bit of fluff, not even worth reading. It was published in 2021 and it was already out of date by that time. Donot bother to read, if possible I would give it a negative star.