Stopped using paper the day I graduated uni. Digital tools are superior in all aspects for my way of thinking.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49022152
https://nealstephenson.substack.com/p/writing-by-hand-is-goo...
Maybe it would be different if I wasn't forced to use them to do things I hated for 10000+ hours.
Actually, I use paper every day. I might even be going more "all in" on paper since I invested in fountain pens lately and have built a desk just for writing (with said fountain pens). But I'm probably an outlier.
(I do scan in my Field Notes notebooks to digital once I fill one up.)
Seems way too inconvenient compared to opening a notes app on a phone. I always have a phone with me, but there's no way I'd ever bring paper with me when leaving home.
>Or sketching an idea for a screen print or art design.
Fundamentally niche, but if ever wanted to draw anything, I'd get a tablet.
>Or making notes about what groceries to pick up the next time the wife and I head to the grocery store.
I use the cart of the grocery delivery app as a grocery list when going there in person. But if I didn't I'd just make a checklist in a notes app.