Agreed. I can't wait until I can put my 4TB worth of crap onto a USB thumbdrive and walk to a friends house. (or maybe lightpeak, even at USB3.0 speeds trying to copy 4TB would be a pain). There is also the possibility for people to sign up to snail mail filesharing networks where you pass an encrypted drive around and just have a built in trust system to ensure no one steal the harddrive drive (ie you only invite people you know in real life).Unfortunately at the same time, I will probably go from standard HD rips to 1080p not to mention the future possibility of 4k/8k or 3d (or both), so it won't all be great.Of course music isn't going to take more space, even if we move from mp3 to flac it doesn't increase that much, maybe if we went to 5.1 surround sound or that 22 speaker setup that is planned for 4k/8k cinemas, but seeing how most people prefer mp3 quality of lossless I don't see that happening. No one has really bothered with 5.1 or music videos of a large scale yet.Books won't increase in size, you can stick 20,000 on a DVD, I already have like 40,000. You can download 15k in one torrent pack (google '15k ebooks'). Plus there is the Gutenberg / archive.org / google public domain collections.Also encrypted, anonymous darknets like freenet, which while slow (although still fast enough for small things like music) will get faster as more places move from ADSL to fiber to the home and such. As well as people increasing the software speed.