Add Boon layout polemic 😼

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@@ -6,6 +6,15 @@ Some background is important to understand my keybinding choices -
 1. I use modifier-less bindings wherever possible. Hydra and modal editing make up most of my interaction with Emacs.
 2. I use Kmonad to have Space act as Control when held. This makes Control the modifier which disrupts the typing position the least. It is also held with the thumbs - the strongest digits - reducing fatigue. So if I must use a modifier, I use Control.
 3. I use the Dvorak layout.
+4. I've used Vim and Evil for the longest time, but I like Boon's movement layout best -
+   * QWERTY IO move up and down
+   * QWERTY KL move left and right in small units (characters), and
+   * QWERTY J; move left and right in larger units (words or s-expressions)
+
+   This has several benefits over HJKL -
+   1. To move left, the wrist need not to be angled awkwardly to sit on QWERTY HJKL (which also means the keyboard tactile nub on J does not sit under the index finger),
+   2. ...nor need the finger make an awkward jump to QWERTY H on each left-moving operation.
+   3. The relaxed position of the fingers placed on a flat surface is a curl, not a line, which is reflected in Boon's default JIO; position.
 
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