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Sixteen million CDs sold in the first half of 2026. Up 16% from last year. In an era where you can stream almost anything on earth for free, forever.
That's not a nostalgia trip. That's a rebellion — and this episode is about figuring out why.
Carlos opens CUERATED's new series PROOF OF LIFE with a question that sounds simple and isn't: if technology spent two decades removing friction from how we consume culture, why are people voluntarily putting it back? This one traces the return of vinyl, CDs, film cameras, and physical media through actual consumer psychology — the research on why touching an object changes how much you value it — and lands on the real pressure point behind all of it: AI, and what happens to a digital artifact's meaning once anything can be generated on demand.
This isn't an argument that analog is better. It's an argument about what we lost when everything got easy — and what we're quietly trying to get back.