Full blocks is the natural state of the Bitcoin system, because demand for cheap highly-replicated perpetual storage is unbounded. When monetary transactions don’t fill the blocks, the underdemanded blockspace will be filled with more frivolous things.
I could see how your observations might support an argument for a temporary blocksize reduction, or to reduce the witness discount, but I can’t figure out how you get from your observations to supporting the introduction of seven consensus rules that disrupt development of more sophisticated monetary rails and only impact ~3% of the data insertion transactions observed on the network at this time.
Full blocks is the natural state of the Bitcoin system, because demand for cheap highly-replicated perpetual storage is unbounded. When monetary transactions don’t fill the blocks, the underdemanded blockspace will be filled with more frivolous things.
I could see how your observations might support an argument for a temporary blocksize reduction, or to reduce the witness discount, but I can’t figure out how you get from your observations to supporting the introduction of seven consensus rules that disrupt development of more sophisticated monetary rails and only impact ~3% of the data insertion transactions observed on the network at this time.