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Doesn’t this mean handwriting requires more “cpu” (or resources, whatever) than typing? So in other words, it’s worse?
by booleandilemma 6y ago
Doesn’t this mean handwriting requires more “cpu” (or resources, whatever) than typing? So in other words, it’s worse?
- qayxc 6y agoQuite the contrary is the case. Whenever the brain gets stimulated, it forms more or "better" connections. It's not helpful to compare the brain to a computer in this sense, because both simply work in vastly different ways. The more you use your brain, the better it gets at the task and in general (at least to a certain degree). This is not the case with CPUs, which only get hotter and often slower (i.e. running at lower clock speeds) when utilised more.