I also had a daft English teacher who would shout my name while I was in the middle of a conversation with a friend during class. I would always instinctively say "what?" which caused her to say "don't be cheeky!"
At a parents evening, she apparently burst into tears because she "didn't know how to make me behave in class"!
I just never found English interesting at all. WTF was the point in reading Shakespeare? It was in a foreign language!
I have 6 computers, ranging from 2 years old to 12 years old. They're all running 24/7 on science projects. Black holes, dark matter, curing cancer, that sort of thing. The graphics cards are fun, they can go many times faster than a CPU, given a simple task to do which requires massively parallel computations, such as sifting through a lot of telescope data. For the dark matter searching, I have cards which can complete a batch of data in 37 seconds, whereas a CPU of the same era takes 2 hours.
But nowhere near the cancer death rate, and absolutely nowhere near the population growth rate. So not exactly the end of the world. But closing everything down will cause the end of the world. You can't just stop and sit at home. Let people take their own precautions and civilisation can continue.
Fallout 4 is not online. It's a huge 3D adventure game with some fighting in it aswell as collecting stuff, doing quests for people you meet, and building towns. And what I like is there's no set order to do things in, you just wander around, complete quests for money or other rewards, then go do something else.