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This is a good point. I agree that going slower improves writing quality, in most cases. But there are often times where I'm struck with a particularly well-cr
by sebmellen 6y ago
This is a good point. I agree that going slower improves writing quality, in most cases.
But there are often times where I'm struck with a particularly well-crystallized thought, and typing speed becomes a huge bottleneck in recording its structure before the thought dissolves back into the ether of conceptual soup in my brain.