It's not just doing it differently, it's doing it wrongly!!!!!!!

If I'm watching someone do something differently than I do, it's often fun to ask them why. You might pick up a new technique, or see how you've been doing something that's holding you back.

...but when I'm watching someone else use a computer, it just drives home how they don't know what they're doing, but just following basic steps that they (probably) learned one time from some other fool that probably learned from some community computer class where typing was considered an advanced topic. It's not seeing someone cut against the grain of the wood rather than with it, but rather watching them use a router to cut a 2x4 in half.

I can forgive someone for not knowing that control+c/v doesn't work in a terminal (the first few times) (or doesn't work like they expected, more accurately) or why, but I can't grasp how we can be 20 years past common commands like alt+tab, clipboards and their uses, or basic understanding of the difference between an operating system, a system program, and a hierarchical file system... and people still struggle to use the mouse.