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You would get bored far more often. You'd probably replace YouTube with watching TV.
If you didn't watch TV then you'd try new things more often to fix your boredom. You'd probably read more. You may even exercise more simply to quell boredom.
I read an article a while back that suggested people are experiencing less "profound boredom" which while uncomfortable unlocks creativity.
*Speaking as a millennial who didn't have the internet in their first 16yrs of life. Now unemployed and spend 16hrs per day on Lemmy/Reddit/Discord.