I'm probably younger than you are - I don't really remember the 80s nor much of anything in the 90s - and I have probably done half of the things on your list o

I'm probably younger than you are - I don't really remember the 80s nor much of anything in the 90s - and I have probably done half of the things on your list on paper within the last year. Some of those are by choice and some are by necessity. This doesn't invalidate your point but I think that you will be surprised in a decade or two just how much stuff is actually still done on paper. Electronic statements are particularly nasty because the bank might make records older than 24 or 36 months inaccessible and then charge you to retrieve them unless you thought ahead to download your statement PDF each month. Not that that has stopped me from going paperless for day-to-day things but I am rather fond of collecting and filing tax forms on paper.