I remember writing my name for the first time. The feeling of pen hitting paper was like the first brush of a summer breeze, inviting me to explore this new world filled with potential and possibility. It's interesting how our signatures can say so much about us - from the extravagance of important people to the simplicity of engineers. In today's digital age, we're losing touch with our own handwriting, which might seem trivial but has far-reaching cognitive implications. As more and more people rely on machines to create their signatures, we risk losing not only a connection to history, but also valuable cognitive skills and sensory experiences. It's a reminder that sometimes, the simple act of picking up a pen and scribbling down a thought can bring us closer to our true selves and offer a unique glimpse into others as well. https://languagelog.ldc.up...