first world country internet speed is just a dream inside a dream.
Lol, no. Especially when it comes to the U.S. Over there, they often have some junk like DSL instead of real internet. The best and cheapest internet is in some of the former Soviet republics. 5–10 bucks for 50–100 megabits of wired internet, as far as I remember.
Mobile internet is a bit more interesting, but you still shouldn’t think of the U.S. as some kind of tech giant. A long time ago, I came to the following conclusion: the easiest way to understand the U.S. is to think of it as the richest Third World country with an incredibly large military. Because aside from the military and the federal government’s vast financial resources, it is, in essence, exactly that—a Third World country. It has utterly archaic political institutions, a two-party “democracy,” an abnormal, barbaric healthcare system, a schizophrenically prominent role for religion in its culture, and a long history of genocides, aggressions, and occupations. As far as I recall, the imperial system of units is used only there and in a
highly developed country called Liberia. That’s saying something.
I wouldn’t be surprised if this comment will be deleted. I hope, though, that I won’t get banned for this post.