Read recently that writing with a pen activates your almonds better than typing. This is probably just another instance of The Science reporting something one week and the opposite the next, but it put me in a mind to write a notebook instead of keeping plaintext notes.
It's a wildly impractical activity. You can't grep handwriting. Not mine, anyway.
all work and no play /
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