Comment by ddingus

Good.

Tactile thinking remains quite useful and having the basic motor skills translates into manufacturing, the arts, and more of life than many may realize.

Early in my life, I began to "calibrate" my perception. I call it the "eyecrometer"

Today, I can call out sizes, distances, speeds, feeds and more to fairly high accuracy a majority of the time. It has paid off in manufacturing and prototyping more times than I can count.

This all starts with the basics:

Read it, hear it, see it, feel it, do it, say it.

A younger coworker has began a similar journey. And they just started a robotics group on it too.

Be digital. It helps. It has power, but don't trade your potential for the love of trees.

Augment said potential instead.