I had the opportunity a while back to drive a 1970s Buick that was entirely analog. It had none of the bells and whistles that modern vehicles have. It didn't e

I had the opportunity a while back to drive a 1970s Buick that was entirely analog. It had none of the bells and whistles that modern vehicles have. It didn't even have fuel injection. The experience was revelatory! It was like taking a powerful drug for the first time. The car felt like an extension of my mind and body, whereas modern vehicles make me feel like I'm inhabiting someone else's world.