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I mean... do we even know what games people played long long ago? We have a few ideas, but surprisingly few. And that isn't even getting into songs and other
by taeric 4y ago
I mean... do we even know what games people played long long ago? We have a few ideas, but surprisingly few. And that isn't even getting into songs and other stories that have been lost to time.
What about recipes and such?
But, with longevity, what other industries are there? Furniture is one that frustrates me, as everyone is sold on the idea that some furniture is for a lifetime, at least. Which is borderline bullshit. There can be some things that will last with maintenance, but a lot of really pretty things that last are also done using materials that we flat don't allow the harvesting of nowadays. Such that things can only last if they aren't getting used. :(
- gameman144 4y agoI don't know about that, well-built solid wood furniture can last a really long time. (Upholstered items, though, I'm with you on.)
- pixl97 4y agoThe combination of solid wood items with replaceable upholstery is the middle ground that allows the furniture to be updated with whatever is popular at the time. Of course finding a shop that does upholstery these days isn't easy or cheap.
- taeric 4y agoThe hardwoods that help solid furniture last forever aren't really allowed anymore. Softwood furniture is highly dependent on the level of use you throw at it. And I'm willing to let my kids go wild and live on our stuff. :D