> I blame "cloud" apps like o365. I blame Android (and to a lesser extent, iOS). In early Android, you had a filesystem resembling desktop Linux. Nowadays, app

> I blame "cloud" apps like o365. I blame Android (and to a lesser extent, iOS). In early Android, you had a filesystem resembling desktop Linux. Nowadays, apps' files are secreted away in a dir who-knows-where and other apps can't even see them, let alone read them—for good reason—but the same lack of privilege extends to the user via their file manager (if the OEM was generous enough to leave them one). Compare this to a time when floppy disks (either kind) were ubiquitous, and while the average PC user then may have been less informed of how their machine worked than today, I assure you that they would have had a good grasp of moving files around. Routinely handling disks with your own two hands contributed to that, I feel.