I agree that user metrics should show the inverse. The problem is that Pagespeed and the new Web Vitals are supposed to be a proxy of user metrics. So business

I agree that user metrics should show the inverse. The problem is that Pagespeed and the new Web Vitals are supposed to be a proxy of user metrics. So business owners will assume that a 100 Pagespeed score actually means a faster website. If the Pagespeed score doesn't represent the actual experience, then isn't that a failure of it's purpose?