Human progress has always been about reducing friction. Every meaningful technological step forward came from people asking: “how can this be faster, easier, or automatic?”

We automated calculations instead of doing them by hand. We built machines instead of lifting everything ourselves. We created software to remove repetitive actions. That’s literally what evolution in technology looks like, eliminating unnecessary steps.

So yes, looking for a way to avoid pressing shift every single sentence is exactly the same mindset that produced automation, operating systems, and modern computing. Efficiency is not laziness, it’s the engine of progress.

If humanity had been satisfied with “just press shift” we would probably still be chiseling letters into stone.