That's fair. I suppose that I am always looking for ulterior motives from the players that you can't see when it comes to massive government/regulatory action.

That's fair. I suppose that I am always looking for ulterior motives from the players that you can't see when it comes to massive government/regulatory action. Any large change is sold on a story that sounds about right, but I'm worried that something else is really going on with it. That probably makes me borderline paranoid, but an example would be what's happened with Net Neutrality. We all (mostly) want Net Neutrality - but the regulatory response seemed to be a huge change in regulatory scope. This in response to a problem that really hasn't happened yet, or was being sorted out anyway by the players in the market (Comcast/Netflix). And it leaves the door open for the FCC to weigh in on a lot of things that make me provisionally worried that what we were sold and what we will get aren't necessarily the same thing. Aaand, now I've gone way (way!) off topic of the thread. Thanks for the discussion.