High throughput is 'easy' to obtain if you don't mind high latency. The only thing the internet is great at is reducing latency. Luckily for human scale actions

High throughput is 'easy' to obtain if you don't mind high latency. The only thing the internet is great at is reducing latency. Luckily for human scale actions this is not a big problem. Mesh networking technology is old at this point. Application layer software that takes advantage of it's strong suits has yet to be developed. Though there are many ideas of where to start. As for what you have brought up. In my opinion many-replica content networks, when combined with modern video compression technologies, could solve the issue of video streaming from a no-master and high-latency system.