The only options are not "hot" and "ugly". As I said earlier, as long as you aren't repulsed by them, there is no reason they have to be a 10 to be attracted to them. One night stands might be almost completely hormone driving, but long term relationships aren't, nor do they have to start that way. Sure, if your only way to meet your partner is in a club, looks is all you have to go on, but a hell of a lot of long term relationships don't start in a bar. People become attached at work, school, hell even during online gaming. You can find your attachment to someone first, and the mind being the biggest sex organ, if you like someone, you will find yourself physically attracted to them as well, even if they weren't "your type" previously.
I don't know a single older person who uses the net for news, they watch the news on TV or read a paper ... that might be more the fact I live in the UK.
Could be. Or it could just be I have a modern circle of friends lol. My parents are both in their late 70s and its true they haven't gone digital.
"thus is wrong to assume that any genuine older-younger relationship is not possible." if I said anything like that I meant it in the same way people say "everybody drinks", well not everybody drinks alcohol but the minority is so small it's almost like they don't exist.
As for this last point I covered it in the previous 1, there are exceptions to things. I was saying the minority is so small that it might as well not exist.
Since you have no way to quantify that minority, its best you not apply it to a larger group and assume, as you did, that if she's younger and likes you she must be looking for $. For that matter, in my experience if she is looking to someone older for "the wrong" reasons it isn't money, its a father/authority figure they seek. I've usually dated younger women and that seemed to be more attractive to them than my bank account. Several even refused to let me pay for their dinners because they didn't want to look like they were using me or couldn't take care of themselves.