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Send us Fan MailThree pieces from this week, and all of them circle the same question: who actually gets left behind when the technology works fine. SpaceX has told the F-C-C that Starlink makes billions a year in rural subsidies pointless, and I think the terrestrial side is going to lose that fight on the technical merits. So I'd rather argue the part that's winnable, which is what a household can afford to pay.Then there's a research finding about fiber and A-I usage that reads like good marketing and lands like a warning, plus the tool I built so that the world revolves around me instead of the other way round. One phone call a day, 500 news feeds, and a draft I still have to approve myself.SpaceX tells the F-C-C that Starlink has made rural broadband subsidies pointless, and why local still wins. Fiber users ask 28.5 questions per A-I session. Cable users ask about fourteen. That's a digital divide forming in real time. I ran out of excuses not to blog, so I built a system that calls me every day and interviews me.Everything in this episode, in full:The fiber-AI finding is good marketing and a warning about who gets left behindI Ran Out of Excuses Not to Blog, So I Built Something That Revolves Around MeSatellite Already Won the Scalability Argument. Affordability Is the Fight That MattersMade with TelePost. Support the showWanna make your content revolve around you? Telepost.ai Need Wi-Fi supplies? Wifistand.com