I completely agree. In fact I'm not sure what his argument really is here. Right now Flash gets updated because people run into a website that says "you need

I completely agree. In fact I'm not sure what his argument really is here. Right now Flash gets updated because people run into a website that says "you need a newer version of Flash for this" and they want the content enough to push the update button. So when HTML5 browsers start coming out and those IE6 users run into sites that say "you need a newer version of [insert browser here] to view this" I find it hard to believe those same people won't click the "update" button on their browser if they want the content bad enough. That means, as time goes by, HTML5 browsers should have around the same penetration that Adobe Flash has.