> The overwhelming majority of the audience is now computer-literate and can be counted on HIGHLY disagree. From what I have seen in the professional world and

> The overwhelming majority of the audience is now computer-literate and can be counted on HIGHLY disagree. From what I have seen in the professional world and in school systems, just being able to type on a regular keyboard and use a mouse seems to be premium features to ask of a human, let alone navigate completely alien user interfaces and concepts they were never taught like files and folders, or what the hell the save icon is even depicting (or what it means). https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2017/02/a-quarter-of-adults-can-t-use-a-computer/ https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2017/02/a-quarter-of-adults-c...