Retro nonsense

The communist corporatist globalists produce up to 25%
of the world's GDP. We owe them the existence of planned
obsolescence, the centralization of the "smartphone ghetto",
the opiate neuromarketing addiction of social networks, and
so on. As followers of Herbert Marcuse, they are busy bringing
the cultural ideas of bourgeois communism into the field
of technology and the exact sciences. This is, of course, absurd.
But it works, at least with the brains of some people from
YouTube. One example of this delusional disorder is the use
of the cultural term "retro" in the field of technology. As you
understand, in technology and physics in general there has
never been and will never be such a thing as "retro". Why?
Because the relevance of a technology is always determined
by only one thing - economic feasibility and mathematical
calculation. You can call a carburetor or a steam engine "retro"
technology. Or, let's say, even a steam locomotive! But this
is just gaslighting and manipulation. Carburetors work every
day in hundreds of millions of gasoline engines of various
sizes all over the world. And steam turbines rotate so that you
use electricity right now reading these lines. None of these
stupid-headed "retro" bloggers have ever been to a factory
or a plant. The state of their critical thinking is so severe that
they continue to broadcast to the whole world as if retro
computers, retro operating systems and even (attention) retro
processors exist. This is, of course, a special clinical disorder
of the mind, and possibly of the psyche. Seeing things that
do not exist is called schizophrenia. Even such a phenomenon
as retro games does not really exist. It is just a marketing
trick. Because copyright owners companies republish old
games, just as they once republished board games or books.
In other words, everything that is called "retro" today
is a source of profit in the real sector of the economy.
Hydraulic presses from a century ago still work and I can
assure you it is still not "retro"!
The term "retro" is not applicable in technology because
it try to recreate the atmosphere of past eras, that is, directly
aesthetics, which is not a technical thing. It is an exclusively
mental projection. In other words, an obsession. Scientific
and technological progress in general is based on understanding
the fundamental laws of nature, as is industrial production
in general, and not on the aesthetic preferences of past decades.
And in general, frankly speaking, "retro" is a pure marketing
ploy or artistic decision, rather than a reflection of the market
and scientific approach to technology and production in general.
In other words, Ohm's law for a section of a circuit cannot
be "retro" just because the formula was invented a couple
of hundred years ago. "Retro" exists only in your mind.