AFAIK, something similar applies to road infrastructure, at least sometimes: There are rush hour traffic jams on the highway so the government adds lanes. As a

AFAIK, something similar applies to road infrastructure, at least sometimes: There are rush hour traffic jams on the highway so the government adds lanes. As a result, more people move homes and offices to locations near the highway and the traffic delays remain the same. Perhaps it tells us something about what users really want: More (functionality on websites / homes in the suburbs) as long as it doesn't increase latency beyond (3 seconds / 45 minutes).