Your analogy is flawed. There is a limit on how much electricity you can use at once. It's the maximum that the copper to your house can safely carry. The sam

Your analogy is flawed. There is a limit on how much electricity you can use at once. It's the maximum that the copper to your house can safely carry. The same is true for the internet, the only difference being that the maximum bandwidth that can be gotten out of the internet infrastructure is relatively lower than the maximum amount of electricity that can be gotten out of the grid.