probably because what you wrote doesn't make any sense - it's word salad
It's a bit rambling, but I'm not sure I'd call it word salad. I promise you that in television spending a lot more resources on compression in a central location than on decompression at each cable headend, broadcast affiliate, smart TV, or customer streaming box is a desirable trait. For live programming, you'd need fast encoding but could use a heavyweight system with far more resources than your targets at the edge. For on-demand programming you could afford to encode slowly before putting the content on the CDN.
I may have rambled but I am not an AI.
I also agree with your assessment.
It read to me like you're someone else in or interested in the streaming industry and maybe just didn't put your thoughts in enough context for someone who isn't either of those.