The internet is not &quot;a product&quot;, it is an essential utility. Rich people pay more than poor people for roads, but they get the same access to them as poor people. This is what the internet should be like.<p>Historically, price differentiation for network infrastructure has been due to costs, not artificial market segmentation; it&#x27;s important this continues to be the case for the majority of net citizens. As we&#x27;ve seen over and over again, removing cost barriers for utility infrastructure is a tremendous spark for all sorts of economic activity.