>I don't know what that experience looks like in a world with subscription services where there's nothing to be stumbled upon by others. I collect physical boa

>I don't know what that experience looks like in a world with subscription services where there's nothing to be stumbled upon by others. I collect physical board/card games, some out-of-print (and some just particularly fancy playing cards). None particularly "alien" (except maybe my gothic skull-festooned playing cards that play a little flipbook animation when arranged the right way), but I think someone of a future generation might have a fun time psychoanalyzing me based on what I included and didn't. I also have a couple of physical books that might catch someone's interest (I can particularly recommend "S." and "The Museum of Lost Wonder" as books that transcend the writing on the page). I don't really have any plans to squirrel them away and keep them hidden, but it's totally plausible that in the future I pack them away as some of the games in particular aren't appropriate for young kids (a couple are horror-themed with some slightly graphic images).