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Originally Posted by X5MnM3comp
Because no one likes old stuff. The Motorola flip phone and the Nokia slim phones used to fit in our jean pocket nicely, today it’s a challenge with smartphones. but I don’t see people complain about iPhones for that reason. Yesterday we drove cars that run on gas, today we have self driving electric cars. It’s just how the world works. Whether we like it or not, we don’t get to choose, but eventually we adapt and realize how much better (more value )it is than before
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You couldn't use an old Nokia or Motorola cell phone in today's world... in fact, I doubt you could use any phone older than 10 years old... its not really a viable comparo. Those phones didn't even have access to the internet nor run on today's LTE networks.
Nothing would prevent you from using a 20 year old car in any way different than one built today... in fact, outside of maybe the addition of carplay... there likely would be 0 difference in usability at all.... how is a 2004 toyota highlander different from today's in terms of usability? almost 0 lol