Writing entails a lot of sitting, which apparently hastens dying, but hey, cheer up: at least we don’t have to hunch over a Chinese typewriter.
The main tray includes “about two thousand of the most frequent characters.” That’s “not nearly enough for literary and scholarly purposes,” though, so there are supplementary trays.
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