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> It’s an interesting idea that we still “need” typing practice. We do it every day why would we need to practice extra? We all walk every day, but most people
by lexicality 6y ago
> It’s an interesting idea that we still “need” typing practice. We do it every day why would we need to practice extra?
We all walk every day, but most people have terrible form and efficiency and would probably injure themselves if they tried to do it for long periods without practicing...
- technoplato 6y agoI’m not sure if context was lost in my comment but I tend to agree with what you’re saying here and was the point of my comment.
- spidersouris 6y agoDoes this really apply to typing, though? To what extent could one suffer from long-term injuries due to the way they're typing? I know one can suffer from repetitive strain injury if they are not using their mouse properly, but does this extend to keyboards as well?
- lexicality 6y agoSadly it does! If you have poor form when typing you can put considerable stress on your wrists and compress your shoulders. That's why ergonomic keyboards are so big, weirdly shaped and sometimes split. They all try to force you into typing in a way that won't do as much damage to your body as slouching over a 10keyless microkeyboard would.