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Originally Posted by strongmanmike
Absolutely and anyone who says otherwise is really no different to those in the 1920's who lambasted the designers of the Sydney Harbour Bridge for having 6 lanes assigned for cars  ...since when the bridge was opened in 1932, New South Wales had a total car pool of about 10,000 and a population of only about 1 million. In 2013, over a million cars pass over the bridge a week, from a city population of nearly 5 million and growing at over 65,000 a year.
Designers and builders need to have vision for the future.
Mike |
Nice anology but the bridge is hard to upgrade (so they built the tunnel) whereas FTTN can become FTTH as and when required/justified (or you can pay to connect if you want it now) so this is not an either or choice. This is more like you having a quad width driveway while the bridge is left at 2 lanes. Oh yes, even worse, you HAVE to have your driveway upgraded - even if you only have one car....