You shouldn't because you clearly don't understand it.
If good/faster fiber is easily available to everyone, this also includes people or organizations who need it and benefit from it.
Also just because you coulduse it, doesn't mean you need to but fiber as a technology is a lot better than copper which is the main reason why we had slow internet for ages.
Fiber has a lot less issues with powerlines (basically none). Its a lot faster, you can have a lot longer lines without performance degredation like dsl or vdsl.
And if these people actually need to upgrade, they can just buy a new Wifi router or use a cable. But with a slow copper line, they don't have any option.
When corona hit, a lot of people realized that there normal internet speed was not enough.
Fiber availability means also a general better availability for people, companies or other organizations to have it when needed (a more rural school for example).
I can also see a future with robots: Imagine you are old and need help. But you only need help a few hours a day for food, cleaning etc. Buy a robot, have someone remote help you through using the robot (video streaming, spacial data streaming, voice, audio etc.)
If good/faster fiber is easily available to everyone, this also includes people or organizations who need it and benefit from it.
Also just because you coulduse it, doesn't mean you need to but fiber as a technology is a lot better than copper which is the main reason why we had slow internet for ages.
Fiber has a lot less issues with powerlines (basically none). Its a lot faster, you can have a lot longer lines without performance degredation like dsl or vdsl.
And if these people actually need to upgrade, they can just buy a new Wifi router or use a cable. But with a slow copper line, they don't have any option.