They shouldn't be expected to take any actions to use the new Internet we're building for them, but they should know that it exists. If they don't need to take

They shouldn't be expected to take any actions to use the new Internet we're building for them, but they should know that it exists. If they don't need to take any action regarding low-level networking infrastructure, why should they have to concern themselves with it? Why can't engineers, writers, teachers, workers, bureaucrats, manual laborers, poets, bus drivers, carers for children, and on and on just use this utility? It's not treating them like idiots to not tell them exactly what sort of pipes their water goes through to get to them. These infrastructure concerns are just millions of details about their everyday existence that they don't need to know. What makes our particular utility special that they should have to be told about it? They should be able to find out if they care or are just interested for curiosity's sake. But otherwise it's just bothersome clutter to them.