fetishism

That's fine, unless the last 5+ years of bokeh-fetishism has turned it into the modern-day equivalent of solar flare photoshops.

To me SF films are mainly about technology fetishism and the social commentary is incidental.

But, when you get to the core of it and the leadership behind this open-plan fetishism, it's all about age discrimination.

TL;DR: the sleep deprivation is a symptom of a deeper problem (risk fetishism arising out of the principal-agent problem in VC).

A lot of this amounts to fetishism, but sometimes there are more objective reasons.

It's also fun to observe framerate fetishism on Playtronic's forums where questions about support for 120+fps are popping all over the place.

I'm going to say that, for some at least, fetishism is probably a part of the underlying lure.

I find it hard to completely disconnect the passion some people have for footwear from some form of foot fetishism.

It's not egocentricity or fetishism to value the accumulation of knowledge.

Seems like you're suggesting overt tech fetishism for measuring reputation.

Is this Silicon Valley fetishism really still going on?

This leads to a risk fetishism (young people!

I wouldn't call it time-fetishism, and I wouldn't say it's something limited to "older folks," that seems particularly unfair.

But "lightweight" JS fetishism at the expense of correctness (and the arrogance that comes with it!) is an epidemic in the frontend web business today.

He called focus on property and things "commodity fetishism".

I was reading earlier about the wikipedia page for "The Society of Spectacle" and this might be relevant here: > The Society of the Spectacle is a critique of contemporary consumer culture and commodity fetishism.