Just noticed the last five days' photos have all been centred around play. That explains why I've been in a good mood.
I love the clipboard; it's my favourite part of an OS, and it's so under-used. On my laptop, I use Launchbar, which has a brilliant built-in clipboard manager that I have come to rely on. The last week of data entry would've been hellish without it. What I tend to do is copy an entire entry's worth of fields to my clipboard in reverse order, then cmd-opt-v (paste and remove from clipboard history), tab to the next field, repeat until all fields are filled in. It saves so much jumping around between my trackpad and keyboard.
I don't know how people use computers without a clipboard manager. It's my least favourite thing about the iOS/iPadOS paradigm - I don't think clipboard managers really work on these platforms, and if they did I don't know how I'd decide which one I trust with the extremely sensitive (to me, anyway) data that often lives in my clipboard!
In iOS, my clipboard is a significant UI. Over half of my usecases for Shortcuts are either clipboard-in, or clipboard-in-clipboard-out. It feels like something that happened by accident, as a way for me to do some of the more workflow-based stuff I can do so easily on my laptop.
Apple's platforms used to be advanced-user friendly, but they've flipped since iOS got big, and now they're pretty much hostile. Knowing what you're doing, and wanting to do something that you want to do isn't just discouraged - it's fundamentally blocked. When I used to jailbreak my phone, one of my favourite things was having a terminal client on it. These devices are so powerful, it seems crazy to me that there's not an advanced-user mode which lets you use them as the actual computers that they are. A dangerous idea about being the sort of person that has a small Linux-based laptop in their pocket is forming in the back of my mind, and I should probably not entertain it. That feels like a rabbit hole.
But I digress. The clipboard is great and you might be under-using it.