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April 12, 2012

Following the theme of dramatic change…

The QWERTY keyboard layout was originally invented to slow down typists so that they wouldn’t jam the keys on a typewriter.  How many decades later is it since that need disappeared?  How long ago should the US have moved to the metric system to be in alignment with the rest of the world?

Change is hard, and when the event has some cultural or ingrained nature it’s even harder.  Question, plan and resolve to change.  It’s a good thing.

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