I learned to hunt and peck at a very young age in the 1950s on a mechanical portable typewriter, and have always felt more comfortable with keyboards which have

I learned to hunt and peck at a very young age in the 1950s on a mechanical portable typewriter, and have always felt more comfortable with keyboards which have good travel, positive feedback, and loud audible clicking. To this day I never learned touch typing, and doubt I could. I can't learn foreign languages either. I have a reputation for being the fastest 2-finger hunt and peck typist anyone has ever seen, but I must say a clicky keyboard like the model M makes your apparent speed sound twice as fast as it actually is due to the click on release. A mechanical typewriter doesn't have that.