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It is interesting to see all the responses here, I happen to agree with you. It seems like penmanship is almost the cursive of today.
Handwriting is definitely a more fundamental skill but still in 100 years a lot can change! Think about all the other obsolete practices from 1923. Screens and machines are already ubiquitous in our daily lives.
Considering the exponential growth in technology and science, it is not reasonable to compare to 1923. Even in 30 years, the world will be a very different place than now.