There’s a tinge of nostalgia when thinking about the worthless clutter that fills our parents’ basements. From fax machines, to VCRs, to pagers – homes of Boomers can be considered little museums of cutting-edge 70s and 80s tech. But what worthless old gadgets will we be hoarding in the next fifty years? Better yet, what tech will become completely obsolete within our lifetime? According to one historian, “Old technology seldom just goes away. Whiteboards and LED screens join chalk blackboards, but don’t eliminate them. Landline phones get scarce, but not phones. Film cameras become rarities, but not cameras.”
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