Voice-to-text trains clearer articulation, says long-time user after hard transition
jdjohnson · x · 2026-09-23
jdjohnson reflects on long-term use of voice-to-text tools: a firm believer that writing is thinking, he initially found speaking his ideas awkward, but over time his articulation improved and now benefits his meetings and stage talks. He argues voice input is worth adopting as expression training, even if typing is still needed for complex reasoning.
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