The keyboard you have under your nose while you are reading these lines is called Qwerty.
The name comes from the first six letters in the upper left. Before you say, but what the fuck do I care, read on. The keyboard as we know it today was designed in 1873, but the interesting thing is that it was designed to facilitate the work of writing, but to slow it down. Yes you read right, the keyboard is still in use today in 2009, was designed so messed up because the keyboards of the time crashes if a crushed two nearby keys, so it was thought a provision that would make this highly unlikely coincidence. Then, in 1932, when technological progress allowed him to overcome this problem, was designed a keyboard that doubled the rate of 95% and decreased fatigue, but there is a but, as in many such stories, if not all. The but is that economic interests have prevented this revolution that would help us a lot. I would say the same thing applies to many things that are obsolete but for economic reasons we must continue to syrup until the end, think of oil and machinery. That's why we are destined
all'autoannientamento seems obvious to me.
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