How much more valuable are LTs than RTs in 2024?

LTs have always been the most valuable because they protect the blind side of pocket-passing RH QBs. But with the influx of athleticism at QB, a lot more plays are rolling out of the pocket to their arm side (right) of the field, more RPOs go to the arm side, and, to use the parlance of our times, when they go off platform, they tend to drift toward their arm side. And with more guys going out of the shotgun, they're not turning their backs as much on 5 or 7 step drops.

And edge rushers play differently now. They're not mainly 4-3 DEs that line up with their hand in the dirt on the same side of the line most plays. They're more athletic guys like Garrett or Parsons who line up standing on the LOS and can move around from the left to right side edge to show different looks and take advantage of weaker tackles.

And teams run the ball to the right side a lot these days. It's kind of a chicken/egg thing, I get it. Are the running to the right side because RTs are typically less athletic and better at run-blocking with the more athletic LT being able to get out and pull to the right side or are they putting the more physical guy (and maybe better overall tackle) on the right side and then just running behind him?

I may be wrong, and I haven't heard any experts suggest this, but it seems to me, that with how the game has changed--mainly with more athletic and right-handed QBs--that protecting their blind side isn't as important as it once was when most of the league had pocket passers for QBs. I think we might be at the point where we take the better player, regardless of if he projects as a RT or LT, because I'm not sure the difference in value is nearly as much as it was a decade or even 5 years ago.

Granted, Carr is a more traditional pocket passer, so he'd probably be better off with the LT. But he's only gonna be here another 2 years, and we hope we're getting a tackle at 14 that plays a decade plus. I don't know. Thoughts?