Hands Are Not Cursors

🫧 Open on Bubbles Hands are made to interact with the world. They lift a glass and feel its weight shift. They hold a hammer, adjust their grip, and sense resistance, pressure, texture, temperature, shape, and force. Most of that intelligence happens below language, in the body. That is why touchscreens, and headset interfaces where we pinch or tap in mid-air, are stepping stones at best . They treat the hand as a cursor with fingers attached, when in reality hands feel and manipulate things . Computers sho