On the other side, there is still a world not-at-all-virtual.
In a small community there are millions of dollars of farming done every year, the equivalent or more than all Facebook income in LA.
Yes they look up prices on the internet instead of newspapers and have computerized tractors. But there is a working world out there worth trillions, quite independent from the internet.
I know someone who can do a $15,000 dollar job in a week, and he hasn't even had internet for weeks, and there is no way a computer could do his work. The internet has limits.
No offense intended. I actually like your article and agree with some of your ideas.