The 0 key I use the most on my keyboard is next to 1 and 2, and farthest from the 9 key. I wonder if that has grown naturally to me because of tohster's explana

The 0 key I use the most on my keyboard is next to 1 and 2, and farthest from the 9 key. I wonder if that has grown naturally to me because of tohster's explanation in his reply: Benford's law shows that the lower digits are much more frequently used than higher digits [..] If the 0 key were next to the 1 key, many numbers would be faster to type with just one hand It's for this reason that dedicated numerical keypads place the 0, 1, 2 and 3 keys in close proximity: users can rest their fingers on these most-frequently-used digits and enter data more quickly.