In the 80's in business non-verbal communication was by physically moving printed pieces of paper from desk to desk. Producing these was noisy and laborious. La

In the 80's in business non-verbal communication was by physically moving printed pieces of paper from desk to desk. Producing these was noisy and laborious. Laser printers in were an absolute breakthrough technology and together with print focussed word processors optimized that paradigm to its peak. In today's world, does word perfect give you anything that markdown in obsidian doesn't? (other than weird key bindings and file format) Maybe it does - distraction-free writing is a thing. Something vibed off wordstar but made more relevant could be pretty cool.