nogs need not apply. You know it's bad when they put out a call for help for people that can read cursive. Why the fuck did they stop teaching it in the first place?
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From the post:
>The National Archives is brimming with historical documents written in cursive, including some that date back more than 200 years. But these texts can be difficult to read and understand— particularly for Americans who never learned cursive in school.
I can read most of it. I might have a better time if it was white writing on a black background. Like , my eyesight is also dogshit!
Yes, I can.
Your skills are needed by the state, citizen.
You know, because they dumbed everyone down, got rid of standards and none of the younger generations can read cursive now.
How much does a pureblood, cursive reader earn?
Good question. They probably are asking for volunteers. So.. Probably nothing? I have not looked into it. Too many other projects on-hand than to take this one on too even though I really like reading and history.
They stopped teaching it because you can't tell what a word is by the scratching noise. It's much easier for bugs and the machines interpreting the scratching noises when writing in block letters. Scanning devices can't interpret cursive well either.
That's fucking hard to read as well because it is written small and thin on top of my eyesight is dogshit.
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