Writing has a history literally as old as recorded history, and

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>>1135142
Mine is shit. I use keyboards to type. Far faster, far easier and for more comfortable.

Wouldn't chiseling be older then writing since stone tablets are some of the oldest records of history.

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>>1135348
Stone tablets are mostly decorative/designed for durability when they're actually chiseled. More often than not they're painted on (see Egyptian hieroglyphics)

What you might be thinking of is cuneiform, which was pressed into soft clay and then baked; it supersedes chiseling into bricks by a couple hundred years

>>1135142
I have been handwriting ever since I learned how to read and my handwriting still looks like absolute shit, how does one git gud?

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>>1135142

I don't really agree with you since this is the age of keyboards, but posting handwritings sounds fun.

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>>1135719
Arabic speaker?
I've always wondered if the right handed/left handed scale is shifted in right to left scripts. Do teachers make you write with the left hand?

>>1135634
Pick a hand from history that looks attractive and feasible, and write in that. Pic related: love chancery cursive so it's what I practice towards as an ideal.

>>1135771
>Arabic speaker?
Nope. And to be honest I just write with the right hand like normal people, dunno what you're talking about.