A question for laptop manufacturers in general and a variation just for you: The general question: Why do you make laptop keyboards with the up and down button

A question for laptop manufacturers in general and a variation just for you: The general question: Why do you make laptop keyboards with the up and down buttons smooshed together? The up and down buttons are the two most used buttons on my keyboards. I cannot use a regular laptop for more than 30 seconds without becoming incredibly frustrated and I'm certain that I'm not alone. I'm entirely convinced that half of all ThinkPad laptop sales are because they allow space for their arrow keys to not be smooshed together. --------------- And a question for you: What would it take for Framework laptops to go the ThinkPad approach with their keyboards?