Again, this is irrelevant to the conversation we were having about price competition. Competition solves the problem of high prices automatically. > The US is

Again, this is irrelevant to the conversation we were having about price competition. Competition solves the problem of high prices automatically. > The US is massive and full of sparsely populated rural areas, all of which will ignored by capitalists. Starlink is then their only option. Ironically, Elon Musk is a capitalist who is making bank by serving the sparsely populated rural areas. He is certainly not ignoring them. You can get Starlink service in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, and if there is any more sparsely populated place on Earth then I don’t know about it. At least have a coherent argument before you complain that competition can’t solve a problem.