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What is the big deal?
I just shipped out the first reason I am excited. The second reason was of course the Corona 3. I will let you all in on what the first reason was. It is one of my first Ebay purchases, a Remington Portable. I originally thought it was a No. 1, but is actually an early No. 2 (although, I do not think Remington numbered them like that, basically, it an of the first line of four bank portables which caused all the other makers of typewriters to step it up a notch (Corona would release a four bank, non-folding typewriter, Underwood would release one, etc). I found someone who said he'd repair it for a very good price and I bought the Corona 3 in celebration. I know that doesn't make much sense, but it seemed logical at the time.But, is this just some sort of obsession/hobby which has no real basis? No, of course not, I had expressed that typewriters are the ultimate pen. Basically, a typewriter is the means of getting ink on paper manually for a single copy, but much better at it than a pen, therefore, I use typewriters. This choice is also heavily influenced by dysgraphia, which makes the act of writing uncomfortable for me (as well as illegible for others). So, a typewriter is a good tool for me, but why the interest in their history and diversity? Why couldn't I stay with the first typewriter I bought on Amazon.com (note, it was one of those modern made ones in China, which are under a variety of names and designs, but all have the same basic features)? It worked.
The reason why is less functional, but important. It is part of an overall interest with human communication and writing. I study, for recreation, many aspects of human communication, both current and historical. I could write at extreme length on this topic, but I will try to keep it focused.
It all starts with human language. Humans seem to have language as part of the natural design of humanity. We eat, walk, and walk. These features may not be entirely unique, but I think it is clear that a human will develop language, in some fashion, during development. Even people who are born unable to hear will develop language. Even those who are both unable to hear and see will be drawn towards developing language. It is part of our brain.
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