Back in the day they would have done other stuff with their hands. Throwing spears, making cordage, carving driftwood into maps. Typing is insanely easy compar

Back in the day they would have done other stuff with their hands. Throwing spears, making cordage, carving driftwood into maps. Typing is insanely easy compared to handwriting, which is why I rarely touch a pen even though I probably should. Handwriting makes any activity into a slow laborious project, to the point where for me it would probably be the hardest part of a lot of things I do, if I were to involve paper. I assume that creates more immersion and prevents doing things on autopilot? I wonder, if typing was hard, like if we had two keyboards 10ft apart, and the computer required you to switch every 100 keystrokes, and the monitor was only visible from one, or if your phone only let you type while walking, how using that for notes would affect memory?