stackyFACTSBecause of how the QWERTY layout was arbitrarily organized in the 1870s, certain words isolate your hands entirely. You can type the entire 12-letter word 'stewardesses' without your right hand ever leaving the mouse, making it an entirely useless but real typing statistic.
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