Two researchers in a high-tech lab studying holographic skeletal hands and biometric data; a bold teal title reads "THE SECOND REVOLUTION MUST BE DEFINED BY TRUTH" representing a new era of research.
The Ghost of the Typewriter (Part 6): The Second Revolution
The First Revolution failed because it allowed "Marketing" to define the standard. The Second Revolution must be defined by Truth. We outline the path forward. Read more...
A Microsoft Natural Keyboard placed in a futuristic laboratory setting with researchers in the background; a large red neon title reads "THIS VICTORY CONTAMINATED THE SCIENCE" to highlight flawed ergonomic data.
The Ghost of the Typewriter (Part 5): How Flawed Data Contaminated Science
Our research into 30 years of ergonomic studies reveals a significant data contamination issue. Because the 1994 'split-staggered' design became the commercial standard, it also became the sole subject of... Read more...
A Microsoft Natural Keyboard highlighted with a red neon glow on a dark stage; text overlays point out the "STAGGERD LAYOUT" and "FATAL FLAW" to illustrate the concept of ergonomic path dependence.
The Ghost of the Typewriter (Part 4): Commercial Success & The Trap
While often viewed as a breakthrough, our findings suggest the 1994 Microsoft Natural was actually a commercial intervention that derailed a pre-existing ergonomic revolution. By prioritizing familiarity and market share... Read more...
A technical comparison of two revolutionary ergonomic keyboards: the grey Maltron with a 3D key well and the black Kinesis Contoured with a split columnar layout, set against a dark blue grid background.
The Ghost of the Typewriter (Part 3): The Keyboard Revolution Period
What followed the RSI crisis was a brief, brilliant "Golden Age" of invention. Engineers stopped asking "How do we make it cheaper?" and started asking "How do we make it... Read more...
A 1980s office setting featuring a man working at a vintage computer monitor with green text; a red neon overlay reads "THE PUBLIC HEALTH CRISIS" alongside a newspaper clipping titled "RSI EPIDEMIC."
The Ghost of the Typewriter (Part 2): The Public Health Crisis in the Computer Age
The "Ghost" wasn't just slowing us down—it was injuring us. We travel to the 1980s to see the first major "RSI Epidemic" and the collision between biology and machine. Read more...
A vintage 1873 Sholes & Glidden typewriter with ornate gold floral patterns on a black metal frame, resting on a rustic wooden table with a cast-iron treadle stand in a dimly lit 19th-century workshop.
The Ghost of the Typewriter (Part 1): The 150-Year-Old Mistake We Still Use Today
If you experience persistent discomfort while typing, the issue isn't your hands—it’s your hardware. We explore how a 150-year-old mechanical "ghost" created the modern RSI crisis. Read more...

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