> Instead we will go back to the age of "durable" / "longer lasting goods". I think it's more likely that, goods will become more flimsy, cheaply made, and dis

> Instead we will go back to the age of "durable" / "longer lasting goods". I think it's more likely that, goods will become more flimsy, cheaply made, and disposable. If true progress no longer provides motivation to buy new things, manufacturers will invent new ones.