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I hate to defend it. But considering he was trying to present an analogy his peers could understand, I get it. You can build a bigger pipe, add more pipes, or push the water faster. It's not far off the mark in that respect to the analogy.
And you're right about exclusion of networking principles. You could build a very convoluted model of water distribution using networking rules.