I could understand the appeal to learning dvorak since apparently qwerty was designed to slow down typists to avoid jamming typewriters, whereas Dvorak was supposedly designed along algorithmic lines to place the most frequently used letters in the most accessible positions. However, I'm too lazy to do it; I generally type at over 70 wpm on qwerty keyboards, so the time it would take before I become proficient enough at Dvorak to see any speed advantage would be too large to make it worth the effort. If I had a data entry job, or did a lot of programming, or ever unlazy myself enough to start coming up with good ideas for novels, I could see the point of it though.