For $15 a month I get access to (as far as my tastes are concerned) all the music ever recorded, instantly accessible from anywhere in the world on any device I own.

I recall a commercial from the 90s that sort of poked fun at this exact idea, as being laughably farfetched and "sci-fi".

You're damn right I'm happy.

I've never understood the conspiratorial use of that slogan because it's unironically correct. Ownership is economically a cost and a risk and you're generally better off if you can utilize something without owning it or distribute ownership.

I'm much better off using free software than having copies of proprietary software on my shelf and the train is much cheaper than the car insurance.