Is the internet diamonds and the other utilities water...? If you compare the standard usage of water for bathing and electricity for whatever to the standard

Is the internet diamonds and the other utilities water...? If you compare the standard usage of water for bathing and electricity for whatever to the standard usage of the internet, the internet will (according to revelation) be more expensive. I'd say that, to some degree, you couldn't even claim the paradox of value because the internet is becoming such an integral part of our lives. We use it to pay taxes, work our 9-5 jobs, medical advice, etc. Kind of like how technically we don't need natural gas or electricity -- we could just use wood-burning fireplaces. But at what point does that become so excessive that we view it like water as opposed to diamonds? Anyway, I'm getting off track here, but I think revelation's example is pretty decent depending on which angle you take.