no, it's not. it's not capable of meeting those speeds with the number of users they need to be profitable. if what you say is true they simply could have grown

no, it's not. it's not capable of meeting those speeds with the number of users they need to be profitable. if what you say is true they simply could have grown the network slower and kept the speeds higher. but they can't, because they need the money, and they need it fast. they're ramping as fast as they can and have decided to provide poor service to many users during peak hour (just like other satellite ISPs do that HN seems to think starlink is immune to).