because they are to busy doing everything else
I find most doctors' handwriting indecipherable. It means you can't read someone's handwriting. That is their handwriting is so scrawly or something that you can't see what it says, rather than you can't read. I.e. their handwriting is illegible.
Cacography is bad spelling or punctuation, or poor or illegible handwriting.
A cacographer is a person who exhibits traits of poor spelling, handwriting, or both.
In keeping with the jokes, pharmacists will tell you that doctors handwriting is barly legible
This will depend on an individual's definition of "genius" but it is doubtful. There is a stereotype that doctors all have bad handwriting, for example, but that is not true (and some people would argue that they are intelligent but not necessarily geniuses). There have been many brilliant people throughout history who have had fairly good handwriting. In addition, the standards of handwriting have changed drastically through the years. Many, many years ago, you used to be considered extremely intelligent if you could write at all! There have also been different styles of writing (think of cursive versus print) and those affect handwriting as well. In short, some people who are geniuses may not have the most attractive handwriting but most of the time it is passable. Having bad handwriting is neither necessary nor sufficient for genius. An interesting exception is Leonardo da Vinci, who wrote with "mirror writing" (where he literally wrote so it could only be read in a mirror).
well no no and no they were to poor to go the doctors were to expensive to go to
Some people have poor handwriting which may not be easy to read. Writing the amount in two ways allows for verification.
Handwriting is subjective, and what constitutes the "best" handwriting can vary. However, some calligraphers or penmanship enthusiasts like Jake Weidmann are known for their exceptional handwriting skills.
For good handwriting Flawless,decent,neat For bad handwriting Untidy,unclear
eligibe is fit or proper to be chosen or worthy of choice and illegible is impossible or hard to read or decipher because of poor handwriting
The study of handwriting is called graphology. Graphology involves analyzing a person's handwriting to infer characteristics about their personality, behavior, and psychological state.
Cursive refers to a style of writing in which the letters in a word are connected together. It is often considered more flowing and elegant compared to print handwriting.