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No, because writing down logins on a piece of paper exists, and if you cant write shit down , just type it into a .txt you ecrypt or hide on your pc...
Just don't tape the page next to your workstation.....
Depends on where your workstation is. If somebody breaks into my house and is in my office 10ft from where I sleep, them seeing my passwords is the least of my concerns.
FWIW, I do use a password manager. But writing things down offline isn't that bad, depending on the situation.
I think a lot of people don't have their priority's right. Unless you have some really super valuable stuff behind that password, no one is going to pull an elaborate heist to break into your house for the paper your password is on. If someone has broken into your house your password integrity is very low down on the list of concerns.