Here courier companies have given up getting people to use their finger to sign on a touch screen because no one can do it and too many people were able to dispute that the signature wasn't theirs. Now they take a photo of you holding your package instead.
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I think about that all the time in editing images. Always using my mouse, having only dreamed of using a pad and stylus. Yet knowing that even then there's no guarantee of one being able to master the use of such things in the absence of a pencil and pen, as you have pointed out.
Misery
The stupid thing is, it wasnt even the pen having the problem. That works fine. It's the apps that dont work. Like I was trying to just zoom in a bit and move the view, but the whole thing would just blink into the corner or bounce all over the place, just bugging out.
Misery
Or there's something like Procreate, with a "minimalist" design, AKA all the functions are hidden behind esoteric and awkward motions that I'm supposed to magically know. Just put the functions on the freaking screen... ugh