hong kong has the faster internet in the world.
hong kong has the faster internet in the world.
who has the faster internet in the world?
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proponents of net neutrality invoke the human psychological process of adaptation where when people get used to something better, they would not ever want to go back to something worse. in the context of the internet, the proponents argue that a user who gets used to the "fast lane" on the internet would find the "slow lane" intolerable in comparison, greatly disadvantaging any provider who is unable to pay for the "fast lane". video providers netflix and vimeo in their comments to fcc in favor of net neutrality use the research of s.s. krishnan and ramesh sitaraman that provides the first quantitative evidence of adaptation to speed among online video users. their research studied the patience level of millions of internet video users who waited for a slow-loading video to start playing. users who had a faster internet connectivity, such as fiber-to-the-home, demonstrated less patience and abandoned their videos sooner than similar users with slower internet connectivity. the results demonstrate how users can get used to faster internet connectivity, leading to higher expectation of internet speed, and lower tolerance for any delay that occurs. author nicholas carr and other social commentators have written about the habituation phenomenon by stating that a faster flow of information on the internet can make people less patient.
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