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Handwriting engages your mind through kinesthetic movement in ways typing doesn't. Typing is just poking keys, while pen and paper activates memory better.
Handwriting engages your mind through kinesthetic movement in ways typing doesn't. Typing is just poking keys, while pen and paper activates memory better.
You have these ideas, you have to write it because you're like, this is great. And then later on you're like, wait a minute, what was I thinking? I don't recall. So I bring a notebook with me. Got it. Good old analog pen and paper. So when you're writing, you're feeling that on a different level than you are just typing it in. You draw these letters. So there's some memory with the kinesthetic movement of your hand and drawing the characters. But when we evolved to type on a typewriter, the action is this. It's just poking. The mind doesn't know what these things are. Yeah, it's not like— Yes.
