> If there were a super-fast, cheap way to send paper letters Don't they call that a "printer"? More seriously, I haven't seen "Her", but isn't that the profe

> If there were a super-fast, cheap way to send paper letters Don't they call that a "printer"? More seriously, I haven't seen "Her", but isn't that the profession of its protagonist? -- hand-writing paper letters as a service, that is. Perhaps there's a market there, but I sort of doubt it; it seems to me that almost all the unique value of sending a hand-written letter would be absent in a case where the actual process of writing was farmed out to some random stranger.