There is an old story about a financial economist and passionate defender of the efficient markets hypothesis (EMH) who was walking down the street with a friend.
The friend stops and says, "Look, there is a $20 bill on the ground!"
The economist turns and coolly replies, "Can't be. If there was a $20 bill on the ground, somebody would have already picked it up."
While I wouldn't recommend it, I switched to the Dvorak keyboard layout. It forced me type with good habits, such as not looking at the keyboard and keeping my fingers on home row. I went from 48 wpm to 90-100 wpm.
That being said, I wouldn't recommend actually switching. It makes me incompatible with the rest of the world.
As a junior Facebook employee, it is extremely difficult to get real user data. It's possible, but there's a purposefully large amount of bureaucracy required to get it. For me, it's usually not working doing and I end up generating my own data anyways.
Major breakthroughs in autonomous driving may change that. If drivers are eliminated, the costs of waiting 30-60 minutes while charging becomes almost 0.