We have modernism and also post-modernism that are tied to a specific range of dates. I'm wondering if people feel the same way for "retro"

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[–] 3 points 2 weeks ago (1 child)

It's marketing first and foremost. I don't remember older things when I was a kid being called retro, they were just oldies or classics. They had their mark of time, but there wasn't a push to bring it back as old, but new again like retro stuff does.

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