Wired News discusses how encryption and the use of random ports makes actually tracking which protocols eat up network traffic a virtually impossible task. While independent research firms issue reports all over the map (P2P is either a raging menace or easily manageable depending who you ask), the only people who really know are the ISPs and middle-carriers, who don't share raw data. Wired's Ryan Singel wonders if we should have better data before making landmark decisions on network neutrality, caps or throttling.No worries, ignoring science and data is the new black; the FCC has been shaping broadband policy for years now without actually knowing anything about the broadband networks they regulate.