Reddit user u/blankblank sparked a debate by asking people to share the outdated tech they still use. Find out why some people cling to 'outdated' technology and products in an interview with consumer psychology specialist Matt Johnson, Ph.D.
Reddit user u/blankblank sparked an interesting debate after asking everyone to share the outdated or obsolete tech that they still happily use to this very day. Check out their responses below, Pandas. You might find that you have quite a bit in common with these internet users.
Personally, we're still pretty big fans of buttons and paper... We reached out to consumer psychology specialist Matt Johnson, Ph.D., to get his thoughts on why some people still cling to 'outdated' technology and products. You'll find Bored Panda's full interview with him below. Johnson is the host of the marketing psychology blog and the author of 'Blindsight' and ‘Branding that Means Business.
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