I hear you, and your distinction between creation and delivery definitely makes sense. That said, the hope is that this new, fat internet pipe will yield creat

I hear you, and your distinction between creation and delivery definitely makes sense. That said, the hope is that this new, fat internet pipe will yield creativity and new services/technologies that we just can't predict yet. We have to push these technical boundaries first, because that stretch yields new products and groundbreaking thinking. History would seem to suggest that that's one way to help lay the groundwork for new and powerful inventions. There are literally innumerable products and technologies we use every day that are many iterations away from the enabling-technology, but would have never been discovered or applied without the initial technical push.