But then it would turn into a slow government entity, all the talent will leave, and our economy would lose a great innovator.
Public utilities are not necessarily government entities; they can be privately owned.
> all the talent will leave, and our economy would lose a great innovator
That talent could work at universities again, so everybody would benefit more evenly from innovation.
Like Bell, who had to be sued to allow people to use modems and fax machines?
Try suing Amazon for a similar cause.