In the past, when there's no tv, radio or internet, what did the people do to kill time?

People used to read books, play games, make music, act, cook, dance, sing, and a whole bunch of other stuff.

Read a lot. They had to do a lot of work by hand.

They went outside and played! Even in my day, we were hooked to the TV even though we only had a couple of channels, and there were no TV or video games. But we spent a lot of time outside playing with all the kids in the neighbourhood. Anything from hide and seek, tag, skipping, "house", "war", to hockey, football and baseball. Winters, we built snowmen, igloos,snow-forts then had snowball fights, and went "sliding" or tobogganing.

They worked, they read books, they actually talked to each other (no texting), They played games. Try it, maybe you'll like it. They also spent a lot of time inventing things like computers, tv, radios.

they work. when they're not working, they tell stories. tell jokes. talk with people. they make their own toys and everything.

When I was a kid I was poor. We had almost none of those things. We did not have air-conditioning, in the Arizona desert, so we spent our time outside. I rode my bicycle a lot. My friends and I explored on our bikes. Back then there was a lot of wide open space. There were gullies, dry riverbeds. etc. People often dumped old washers, dryers, TVs and stuff in the desert. We often loaded up our bicycles with tools. We took the old junk apart to see what make it "tick". That was our entertainment.