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I'm not sure what you think, but I've been pondering the issue of storage cost-effectiveness lately. In the past, the price of storage devices has always dropped at an incredible rate, and storage capacity has continued to expand. However, the situation seems to have undergone a fundamental change. The price of storage appears to have hit a ceiling, and the cost-effectiveness is no longer as high as it used to be. Or perhaps we've already reached the golden age of storage. From now on, it's all downhill. As technology advances and the market becomes saturated, the price of storage devices may continue to drop, but the improvement in cost-effectiveness is no longer as pronounced as it used to be. As consumers, we need to reassess our storage needs and budgets. The golden age of storage is not just about price; it also reflects a change in our attitude and habits towards data storage. With the rise of cloud storage and streaming services, our need for local storage has decreased significantly. However, this also means we need to be more cautious when it comes to data security and privacy.