Thruppence and history
Paying with physical money, especially pocket change, is going away. That will make future historians’ work harder.
New technology often makes a task much easier to do. That doesn’t necessarily mean it’s done better.
The most momentous event of the twentieth century, as seen from the standpoint of human history, seems to have gone mostly unnoticed.
It was much more difficult to stay in touch 300 years ago. A literary magazine from that era has a suggestion for a surprisingly modern way to do it.
Communication in writing nowadays is almost exclusively done in type. Why, then, should anyone care about being able to write legibly?