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What was the most important piece of man-made public infrastructure prior to 1900?

Roads. Highway 401 in Toronto No roads means no movement of people or goods. The best you get is what you can carry in your hands, and you only walk to your neighbors' houses through 3-foot high weeds. Except where their goats eat it to the ground. Ugh. Roads let people and goods move from anywhere to anywhere else. Better roads mean more and faster.

What is the most important piece of man-made infrastructure after 1900?

Electricity. This isn't a picture of actual electricity, just the way it gets to you Once Edison invents a practical lightbulb, everyone wants indoor lights that won't burn your house down. And that means electricity has to be delivered everywhere. Electricity distribution happens pretty fast, taking really only a few decades to go from nowhere to everywhere.

What is this going to cost?

The target is $75 per month. That will be all the features we care about--full speed (gigabit when we have fiber), no data-limit. FIOS in Richmond is that price, for their gigabit service, with their infrastructure and population density. If we need a cheaper price per month it won't be gigabit. May be possible: 10 gigabit speed service for some nearby customers/users.