Naw, dawg, this is what you replied to me originally: > Bad analogy, since the ISP lays a (figurative and real) pipe between Netflix and the user; this isn't c

Naw, dawg, this is what you replied to me originally: > Bad analogy, since the ISP lays a (figurative and real) pipe between Netflix and the user; this isn't correct for electricity. Most readers can just glance out the window and see various manholes stamped with the name of a power company. These are the very real pipes you claim do not exist. Your argument is blatantly false. Now you came up with a new argument: that Netflix "pushes" bytes. I have news for you: Netflix is already paying for internet connectivity to "push" these bytes. Anyone renting even a single internet server does. Are you just throwing stuff out there, hoping something sticks? Together with the suspicious timing of your account creation, you don't seem very objective or genuine.