It's not just possible.
There is a difference between your input and reaction on the screen, and what the other player sees. The lag is already there, you just don't notice it. Moreover, there could be multiple server farm hubs strategically located across the country, thus decreasing the distance and latency. It's a small price to pay to have a gaming experience impossible to achieve from the computing power in your home.
Again, this is retarded. Games can only use so many threads. You can't just put a bunch of computers together to work on the same task and suddenly make it faster and even if you could, the communication between the different computers would be a huge bottleneck that causes all kinds of stuttering. Supercomputers would be shit for gaming. Supercomputers are highly specialized machines that usually do one thing very well and have nothing to do with gaming.
You can't just put a bunch of computers together to work on the same task and suddenly make it faster
You obviously don't know what you're talking about...
No, you are the one who doesn't know what they're talking about. You're as much a luddite as the dumbass suits who wouldn't listen when the engineers told them that Stadia was a retarded idea. Prove me wrong.
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