How does traffic staying flat after disabling AMP feed a conspiracy theory? That seems like a counterpoint. And to the various other comments, Google's positio

How does traffic staying flat after disabling AMP feed a conspiracy theory? That seems like a counterpoint. And to the various other comments, Google's position that they are very open about is that users become accustomed to AMP sites being so fast that they start to favor them, so the click through rates should rise with AMP. If true, that seems entirely fair. AMP is fascinating to me because it's something we can't discuss with any honesty at all. Instead it's over the top rhetoric where people with their outrageously abusive and unwelcoming sites complain that AMP is unnecessary because they could, like, make their site less abusive if they wanted. Any notion that AMP doesn't solve a real problem is just a non-starter derived from fantasy.