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I think you've got it backwards. You have to be old or an IT professional (interested in usability) to care about people who don't type. Young people regard t
by dkarl 16y ago
I think you've got it backwards. You have to be old or an IT professional (interested in usability) to care about people who don't type. Young people regard the inability to type fast as one of those social problems that will inevitably be solved by mortality, like racism (except they're probably right about typing.) (How could you not type fast if you've been writing your school papers in a word processor since sixth grade or earlier?)
- Figs 16y ago"How could you not type fast if you've been writing your school papers in a word processor since sixth grade or earlier?" Carpal tunnel?
- rudyfink 16y agoJudging from some of the articles I seen on-line the answer may, in part, be plagiarism or more politely extensive copy and paste. That seems to simple of an answer though.
- rtra 16y agoActually, if you type with only two fingers you will be moving your forearm a lot, which is good. Edit: I want to elaborate on this. My brother, who's 18 years old, has never learnt how to type properly, but he is, of coures, very fast, using only two fingers. He types with great energy, but less wrist strain. The stronger arm and shoulder muscles can easily take care of the job, it is the wrist muscles that are weak.