For me TLS is an overpass - yeah it costs more to build it, pedestrians have to climb the stairs to get on the other side but it is worth it. Then hopefully we

For me TLS is an overpass - yeah it costs more to build it, pedestrians have to climb the stairs to get on the other side but it is worth it. Then hopefully we have Let's Encrypt that can be an elevator/lift so pedestrians don't have to climb the stairs. But that analogy of course runs dry rather quick because you can look both ways when crossing street - on the internet as I mentioned you cannot control where data flows and bad actors already proven that they are doing so. This is why it is not like overpass that you can build where the need is - because for internet traffic the need is everywhere.