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I think iPhones should let people make mistakes. Typos can be read and understood. But changing the whole word severely alters meaning and can land a person into trouble. Like the “pregame” and “pregnant”. I used to look at other people’s typos in order to determine how the errors occurred. For instance, if a person types R instead of T or E then the error is understandable. Most people I saw had problems with close letters on the keyboard, like G and H, A and S, O and P, etc–although recently I received an email with J in place of W. Now that was a real error! Myself it’s B and N to date. I keep typing one in place of the other. And I’ve been wondering whether it’s deliberate. I mean, when I need B, my fingers press N, and vice versa. It happens every time and now I wonder if some part of me is aware of the gimmick and happy about it. It even made remember a movie I watched once where hands were rebelling against their owners. So that if, say, you want to go somewhere but your hands don’t want to go with you, they can hold tightly to the door handle or stair rails, or just pinch your face until you bleed. It was a crazy movie and I saw Stephen King’s name in it at the beginning. I’ve been thinking that my fingers might one day rebel against me, and I will type the strangest things ever. Although I think it’d be cool if my fingers wrote a story by themselves. Ha!
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