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I think it’s easily to correlate internet speed availability to road breadth. Increasing the number of lanes on a road does not reduce traffic, it adds more ca

• supertrope 6y ago
  Cars, roads, and parking have bumped up against hard limits. There's no way to expand a lane of traffic to more than 2000 cars per hour and people generally resist multipliers like buses and subways unless driving is already painful. Broadband has expanded several orders of magnitude. There's still the ransition from copper to fiber, from 1G to 10G, and multiple wavelengths.
  • t-writescode 6y ago
    But we always fill it up to maximum we can. Higher throughput means more ads and larger images, for example. The more that can be fit in that 250ms or whatever it is, the more that will be fit into it.