:o) I can agree that a discussion about health benefits would be more compelling with data. As an anecdote, I'll say I find my ortho keyboard using a Dvorak la

:o) I can agree that a discussion about health benefits would be more compelling with data. As an anecdote, I'll say I find my ortho keyboard using a Dvorak layout much more comfortable to type on than row-stagger QWERTY; and certainly looking at videos show that the latter looks much busier at the same WPM. The main thing I'd argue is that many of the design features of a standard keyboard (asymmetry; big spacebar; row stagger, with different stagger for each row..) don't seem to be good design decisions compared to even a grid of keys all the same size.