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Back in the days, the TV was the centerpiece of where all human nonactivities took place. Â The couch was then indispensable acoutrement for all that magic to happen (with sundries of enablers: remote, Â chips , booze).
So I wonder if today that  ‘couch’ symbolism  still resonates, or is  fast fading with the wind,  so that newer people will soon be wondering : couch ?  Why … What …
Robert said: So I wonder if today that  ‘couch’ symbolism  still resonates, or is  fast fading with the wind … ?
I wouldn’t say it’s gone the way of “dialing a phone” or “watching the tube” or other anachronisms. Yet. There’s still too many couches on this planet, and they’ll remain a popular fixture in front of TVs. Whether for seating a family together, or a single potato. It’s a cheap seating solution. We have a couch in our home theater, but it’s the “back row” to a pair of more comfortable reclining/swiveling/padded chairs with armrests. I would humbly accept the label of “chair potato.”
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