How can someone still argue with a straight face that crt screens look better still? Maybe just when LCDs came out... but they have long been superseded. And before you ask, yes, I used to use $30k grade 1 Sony HD monitor, so I have a good point of comparison. I wouldn’t go back to CRT for anything. Now using a modern OLED and it looks beautiful.
The same way some people argue that vinyl sounds better than CDs? It's subjective and what's "better" is not the same for everyone. I think it's pretty clear that some people perceive images and sound differently than others and certainly some value certain characteristics that others don't.
I use LCD in most things due to convenience, and LCD certainly has better geometry for a computer monitor but I definitely prefer the look of a good CRT, especially for video applications. The contrast ratio LCD is crap even on the good ones and the color is different, especially if you are anywhere outside the sweet spot for viewing position. Doesn't matter to you clearly and that's fine, but CRT looks better to me, especially on equal footing where resolution is the same. The 480i Sony XBR CRT I have in the basement produces a picture roughly on par with 1080p on the LCD upstairs despite the far lower resolution. This is especially true when watching older 480i analog content which looks awful on the LCD. I have modern equipment too, not top end but not cheap crap either.
OLED is very promising and indeed looks very CRT-like and natural to me. They are still fairly rare though and it remains to be seen how they perform with age. I've been waiting a long, long time now for OLED to deliver on its promises and *finally* it seems to be taking hold. I still worry that "the enemy of the best is good enough" will come into play and that LCD will eventually win out over OLED due to the fact that something 80% as good is adequate for 95% of people, especially when it's cheaper. Throughout my lifetime the vast majority of TVs I've seen people have are the cheapest big box store junk they could find, most people simply are not picky about picture quality. With the mass market low cost is king.
My main use of CRTs though is in vintage arcade and console games where LCD just looks completely wrong. Putting a modern LCD monitor in a 1981 Centipede arcade game is like putting the interior from a 2017 car in a 1957 Chevy, it just looks weird and out of place. Vector games inherently require a CRT due to their reliance on drawing the picture like an etch-a-sketch rather than scanning a raster.