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If you bought a board game in the 1930:s, chances are you can still play it if you've been careful when handling it. If you bought a cast iron skillet in the 1

If you bought a board game in the 1930:s, chances are you can still play it if you've been careful when handling it. If you bought a cast iron skillet in the 1940:s, chances are you can still cook with it if you've treated it right. If your favorite game is a Flash game bought in 2010, you will not be able to play it anymore. Is it because software is not as tangible that we accept just how fleeting its permanence is?

dehrmann 6y ago
> If you bought a board game in the 1930:s, chances are you can still play it if you've been careful when handling it. You can play a game of Monopoly, but it's not going to make you any friends.
- arexxbifs 6y ago
  I'd sell a 1930s Monopoly, but I'd keep a 1930s Chess set.