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Viscosity 
I can still remember getting my first VCR. What a technical marvel it was at the time. If I had space beneath the TV – or a socket on the TV to plug it into – I think I’d still use one from time to time. But I don’t, so its a moot point. I also have cameras that (when new) cost in excess of £250, but which can now be picked up for loose change. They still take good pictures: but I hate the crummy little LCD screens. When obsolescence ends, so does modern society.
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