I especially don't see the return of Kodachrome!
Not only would they have to retool for production but reopen processing lines. Anyway, I rather think that today's people would be reluctant to pay what film and processing would cost - digital has opened another 'free' avenue to expression that's unlikely to support much of a pay-for-it alternative...
It's a nice thing to look back, but everything has to change, however inconvenient that often is for those affected.
I am mystified at the maths: isn't it a bit like my buying my own meagre bank account from myself and expecting that action to make me money?
As I read it, that would necessitate taking out a loan to the value of what I have on deposit, paying myself for my new old account via that loan, and then somehow, paying for that loan plus interest... so - what creates the wealth to finance my loan and make me better off than I was before I started to get clever? Or is getting clever the whole point, even if it means you become more poor?
Very confusing; maybe it's all about quantitative easing. Or hedging my bets. Or recognizing myself as a prime sub-prime punter. Maybe best just have a cup of coffee - if I can then still afford one, but maybe if I make one for myself from old beans bought earlier before I sold them back to myself on borrowed money...
;-(
Rob C