Anyone else hoping that in the future, technology tends towards

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Anyone else hoping that in the future, technology tends towards the more visceral once again, instead of the purely digital / non-tactile?

I want blu-ray disks to be replaced with 4K solid-state cartridges that load like a tiny cassette.

I want every object to have a rugged, industrial design. Calculators should use keyboard keys. Things should be bigger in general.

Money should be replaced with square, portable digital coins, similar to a poker chip, but it can carry any encrypted value of money on it to prevent counterfeiting. (Besides, you think counterfeiting isn't already easy?)

Throw that fucking smart-phone away and get what is essentially a walkie-talkie with a screen on it that uses satellites to communicate with anyone on Earth instantly purely through radio using scrambled channels that both listener and sender agree on.

The common house lock is exceptionally easy to break with a special key and hammer. Doors should lock with 2 industrial deadbolts that electrically activate only with a 4-sided key bearing the correct magnetic signature is put in place and turned.

Fuck the Internet of Things.
I want to live in a Late 70's Early 80's Future.

Sorry for jerking off, just, as a millennial, all of our minimized, minimal technology is starting to get old REALLY fast and at this point, even supposed "downgrading" would feel innovative in today's completely innovationless consumer tech market.