Nobody got mad because his "invention" was being discredited, or even really cared if a 14 year old claimed he invented something he merely assembled. The reaction to show encouragement and support was to counteract the fact that this young boy might think the whole country would consider him a terrorist suspect for showing interest in electronics. I absolutely don't care if he is a boy wonder or not, lets not treat kids as terrorists because they are brown and like engineering.
Way to fight fallacy with fallacy. The point is that ISPs themselves generate no content. They are a pipe, and easily meet the description of a featureless service that T2 describes. I won't insult your intelligence, but who's interest is it in besides the ISPs to not be reclassified? It's seems obviously damaging to consumers and our infrastructure.
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Nobody got mad because his "invention" was being discredited, or even really cared if a 14 year old claimed he invented something he merely assembled. The reaction to show encouragement and support was to counteract the fact that this young boy might think the whole country would consider him a terrorist suspect for showing interest in electronics. I absolutely don't care if he is a boy wonder or not, lets not treat kids as terrorists because they are brown and like engineering.
Way to fight fallacy with fallacy. The point is that ISPs themselves generate no content. They are a pipe, and easily meet the description of a featureless service that T2 describes. I won't insult your intelligence, but who's interest is it in besides the ISPs to not be reclassified? It's seems obviously damaging to consumers and our infrastructure.