That's odd. Dvorak is specifically designed to make you alternate between the two hands, so that one hand can get ready to hit the next key while the other is t

That's odd. Dvorak is specifically designed to make you alternate between the two hands, so that one hand can get ready to hit the next key while the other is typing the previous one. This is achieved mainly by having all the vowels on the left hand, and the most used consonants on the right. Natural languages take care of ensuring a good alternation between consonants and vowels.