Roger Kokozyon
For me it’s faster but I don’t know if it’s deeper. I think I answered this question to myself when I posted my intial declaration of a universal linguistics derived from both Western and Eastern culture. The pen is greater when fruition comes at an instance in the intellect and surpasses any super computer except the human mind which is superior in its own right. But on the other hand, the keystroke is likened to speed which can help us to produce other insights which we would have othewise forgone because of our deficiecy in this respect. As the computer software works with us and we work with it at the same time we can accomplish amazing degrees or productivity that the pen substantially lacks. Both can be a creative medium, but different to their own.
What I’m trying to say is that at that initial point of creation where nothing else like it is known before to us and not even machines, then yes I would say that the pen is mighter than the keystroke. As a very weak example, however, when it comes to speed, timing and accuracy I would say that the keystroke outdoes us no doubt.
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