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The point here is internet infrastructure is in no way a natural monopoly like sewage or water. The margins are plenty high and there's no physical problem having two or three competing physical networks most places. The only reason we don't have competing local networks is artificial entry barriers.


I agree, but the financial barrier to entry is pretty high. Even if you remove the bureaucracy.




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