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Veille technologique et industrielle | IT Industrie & Technologies A Day In the Life On The Internet I think all of us spend an unhealthy amount of time on the Internet, but that’s what makes it awesome. A bottle of bourbon and three grande meals from Taco Bell taught us the joys of things that are bad for us years ago. Now that the Internet has taken over, it would be interesting to see just how much time we spend on this wonderful invention of the gods. Worry not, dear reader, as we have all those statistics right here. MBAOnline has created this handy infographic compiling the insane amount of time we spend on the Internet. As for our social networking obsession, 174 million people visit Facebook a day. As for videos, 864,000 hours of YouTube videos are uploaded to the Internet every day. What may be a topic close to many Internet users’ hearts, the average Netizen spends 14.6 minutes watching porn. All these and other stats are collected below to make us all feel bad about how much time we’re wasting online. Created by: MBA Online A Day In the Life On The Internet

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