If you have that mentality, we'll never get off IPv4. If that happens, ISPs won't have a choice but to implement Carrier Grade NAT. That's bad for a lot of reasons, but mostly because many homes share the same address. Implementing IPv6 means every device in the world has a unique, globally routable address with all ports open (no NAT).
That's pretty cool. However, we can only do this if we get over the chicken-and-egg problem, which is why it's important you enable IPv6 and encourage others to do so.
That's pretty cool. However, we can only do this if we get over the chicken-and-egg problem, which is why it's important you enable IPv6 and encourage others to do so.