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@Askonya: and Urgant also accurately noted that if you don't understand something well, then you don't distinguish shades well within the framework of the topic under consideration. An inexperienced viewer, when looking at not all, but many cars of the 50s, 60s, and 70s (like any other era), will hardly be able to recognize their manufacturer without looking at the nameplate, which sometimes you simply risk not noticing. The same goes for music. The iconic American music that Posner and I hear now has acquired its own style and style thanks to time, which has eliminated less successful competitors, erased unnecessary shades and made those remaining in the overall picture sharper, and allowed to form a musical cult around the remaining immortalized personalities and groups in music, or car models in the automotive industry. Because all these phenomena are the result of the fashion that Posner himself talked about a couple of episodes ago, and which did not appear yesterday or the day before yesterday.
On the other hand, back then, enthusiastic pioneers were at the helm of companies, and now marketers are greedy trend-setters and stingy optimizers, which is why it really can be worse in the topic of discussion now than before, but this does not mean that Posner is a witness to the truth.
In any case, it's all subjective for chatting in the kitchen.