I've been testing Internet speed in rural areas for a local community project, and the gap between urban and rural broadband is still huge. Some towns have fiber with 1 Gbps, while others struggle to get 25 Mbps, which makes remote work and online education almost impossible. Do you think the government should prioritize public funding to close this digital divide, even if it means higher taxes for everyone? I'm genuinely curious because I've seen both sides - some locals say they don't need fast Internet, but their kids are falling behind in school assignments that require video streaming. Maybe the real question is whether reliable Internet is now a basic utility like water or electricity, and if so, who should be responsible for providing it to everyone?