What has aged surprisingly well?

1. Honestly I'd say Tetris, that shit's going to be like the Chess of video games in 200 years.
   — aggsalad


2. The Eiffel Tower...it was considered a monstrosity when it was unveiled and now it's one of the most beloved landmarks in the world.
   — Amigoly


3. Office Space is still very relevant.
   — Juvat






4. GATTACA
   — 280394433708491


5. Bicycles. The transportation innovation they followed was animal-powered. Cars didn't exist yet. They're the reason we started paving roads. When the car came along city planners and designers basically assumed the bicycle was useless now and designed all our streets for cars. By any reasonable measure they should've died out if not because they were made obsolete but because we purposefully designed them out of our roadways. But boy were they ever stubborn, and now here we are and their use is surging in most of the developed world.
   — 4152510


6. 12 Angry Men. For a film that is over 60 years old it is still a fantastic watch these days.
   — -eDgAR-






7. William Shatner, I mean if you remember the guy is 80+
   — RQK1996


8. Email. Texting has its place, but no one wants to thumb tap a lengthy explanation of anything, and we all hate actual phone calls in most situations.
   — noonetovotenoon


9. Keanu Reeves.
   — Theliisa






10. Jurassic Park
    — raviary