Do you think it could be argued people's attention span is a limited and that having so much of it should be regulated? I mean, here's a quick spreadsheet beca

Do you think it could be argued people's attention span is a limited and that having so much of it should be regulated? I mean, here's a quick spreadsheet because you got me interested in this for a bit. Assuming everyone in the world spoke english here's the amount of bytes we could collectively consume. Average word size in letters 4.5 bytes per letter (ascii) 8 Adult average reading speed wpm 250 active hours a day (24 - work - sleep) 8 work days a year 261 non work days a year 104 Number of adults(15 and over) in the world 5,553,830,738 Total number of processed bytes 1.87542E+17 Processed Terabytes per year 187541.7563 Processed Petabytes per year 187.5417563 Processed Terabytes per day 513.8130311 Those are rough but I think it should get the point across. There can only be so much information processed by humans a day. Which means that if you have a monopoly on it at any point in time you should be regulated accordingly.