We think of the bitcoin protocol as a transfer of value layer that goes on top of the Internet. As something added to the internet. What if we look at this the other way around: Bitcoin is the foundational layer, and the Internet gets (re)built on top of Bitcoin. Imagine for example the SMTP protocol getting rebuilt in such a way that email requires a sat or two to send each one. No issue for the vast majority of us who send/receive a few hundred emails or less a day. But this stops spammers cold.

HTTPS on bitcoin, visiting a website costs a sat or two. Again, for the vast majority, not an issue. But for spiders and bots scooping up content, there will be a cost.

In a similar way, App Stores can be designed from the ground up with Bitcoin baked in. A great outcome would be to take back our attention from advertisers stealing our time but instead zap the developers micropayments for using their software.