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I don't think this holds. That means given we have fast typists, our thinkers today should be way better than the ones who wrote by quill and ink. I don't think
by golly_ned 2y ago
I don't think this holds. That means given we have fast typists, our thinkers today should be way better than the ones who wrote by quill and ink. I don't think that's the case.
- quantadev 2y agoI think for mathematicians and certain fields, reading/writing can be slow without effecting productivity, or creativity, but when it comes to a "writer", speed is key. But you make a good point, because for example Newton invented Calculus but only had a quill.