> There's no good evidence that Dvorak is better for either speed or RSI. This is because there is absolutely no ability to set up a "good" experiment which re

> There's no good evidence that Dvorak is better for either speed or RSI. This is because there is absolutely no ability to set up a "good" experiment which results ought to be consider as "good". And as a Dvorak touchtypist I can assure you that if you are at least 30 years old or you have already your touchtyping skill on qwerty than you will not gain anything from re-learning. But for me when I realized that I need touchtyping (for programming without struggling with keyboard's keys which are even not from my mother language's alphabet) and I have found Dvorak's work, I just refused to use qwerty immediately and 10 years ago I consider this as one of three best decisions in my life. Other two was to learn English and to invest in Bitcoin.