Just one data point, in my experience, when it comes to creativity at least, pen and paper beat screen and typing. It could be because it is engaging the sense

Just one data point, in my experience, when it comes to creativity at least, pen and paper beat screen and typing. It could be because it is engaging the senses and the hands/brain more, or the physicality of the paper itself. And another counterintuitive fact: when it comes to ideas, drafting in pen and paper is also way faster. The second draft is a different story.