There's a sense in which I agree with you, but it's for a different reason. I want a future where the "foundational" internet services (like chat, broadcast so

There's a sense in which I agree with you, but it's for a different reason. I want a future where the "foundational" internet services (like chat, broadcast social, payments, etc) are decentralised/federated. And it seems like that's the end result of increased internet-service protectionism. This won't be possible with all internet services, but it seems plausible for several of the large, stabilised ones. Though I'm not sure whether we're quite ready for it yet.