content: No mainstream ISPs let customers have enough bandwidth to allow peer-to-peer services to have good performance. Can you imagine one Gbps customer having a video chat directly with another Gbps customer? Low latency, no central records, no man listening in the middle. No room for a 3rd party to siphon subscription funds from either of them. Can't let that shit grow, or someone will lose out on an opportunity to make money and judge people. Restricted bandwidth restricts the people. And after a long enough time, when only "old people" who witnessed the rise of social media understand that the Internet was inherently peer-to-peer and this centralized corporate bullshit is bullshit, they'll restrict the Internet to "residential zones", whose members cannot directly send packets to each other, and "commercial zones" where companies who already have large capital can pay to provide services. Only then will you get your 10Gbps connections -- only after someone other than the customer has full control of the connection.