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Oh, I'm talking about vinyl, I'm not silly enough to argue in favor of something like cassette tapes btw
Sure, I'm saying if you like the sound of vinyl you should buy your vinyl record, play it *once* into a high quality ADC, and then store it away and never bother with it again. That's the only way you'll enjoy the best possible vinyl sound without degradation over time.
but what if you *want* it to degrade over time 
i mean, as an analogy, nothing beats the pleasure of a repeatedly recompressed low quality JPEG
FWIW, I do think it's fascinating how good analog *can* be. Techmoan's video on the best cassette tape setups is pretty good. I think owning and preserving high quality analog equipment is a fascinating hobby. Just don't delude yourself into saying it beats good digital :-)
I am a vinyl collector, but I'm very aware of the fact that FLAC with a good setup sounds better. I however like the decorum, and the cleverness of the analog storage. I guess being a computer scientist made the magic behind digital storage disappear a little.
Enjoying the format for its own sake and the hardware is certainly fine; if I had the space and money I certainly wouldn't mind having some nice retro equipment. I'm talking about the people who claim/think it's actually fundamentally superior.
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