Q: is there any reason to buy a keyboard that is not touch sensitive, even for a little child who shows interest in playing the piano when they grow up?  should they aim for touch sensitive keyboards only?
A: if you have a touch sensitive keyboard, you're gonna think you're bad.  i've seen it a million times, someone plays something on a flat-volume keyboard (where all the notes are the same exact volume no matter how hard you press them) and then they say, 'yeah it's bad i know, that's cuz i'm bad at the keyboard'. and what they don't realize is it's actually the keyboard that made them sound bad