Do you think slowing down the Internet would increase or decrease stress?

I think there are no definite answers to this question. It all depends on you.

As for me, I don't think it will change my life much because most of the time I work. But I use the Internet to study and work. Sometimes my computer is a little buggy and tormozit, and that worries me a little. But maybe sometimes the slow Internet can scare me when I download textbooks from the University platform, or upload my documents, audio or video files. However, seriously, the Internet is a super thing, it helps to learn more, but it's not life. Sometimes you just want to go to the village, buy a house and just “turn off” the whole world. Or sit by the sea, escape from all the hustle and bustle of the city. This whole Internet world is making people sick, we all need a few days off. Weekends help to relax our souls. We all have to listen to our voice from the inside, what do we really want? And if you listen – note that the slowdown of the Internet would reduce stress.

Let's think globally. Slowing down the Internet will cause many companies to work slowly, online shopping will be slow, airport check-in will probably be slow too. What's the meaning of that? Our lives will slow down. The Internet affects our lives, but does it mean that it has become our life? That's different.

So after all these thoughts, my answer is: first of all, of course, it will increase stress, maybe even suicide, but in a few years we will be as calm as we have never been.
For the health and mental stability of Americans everywhere, the government should really be providing us with free, reliable, high speed Wi-Fi. It's really in the country's best interest.