So he's basically saying that he prefers people to be on Windows regardless of how they end up there because it gives the illusion of choice that fundamentally

So he's basically saying that he prefers people to be on Windows regardless of how they end up there because it gives the illusion of choice that fundamentally boosts Microsoft's uptake and pool of users/customers from which endless value is derived from their panopticon-of-an-OS? I might be reading a wee bit between the lines...