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Multitasking's effects on the brain

Scientific research indicates that true multitasking is a myth because the human brain is architecturally limited to serial processing. What individuals perceive as doing multiple things at once is actually rapid task-switching, a taxing mental shift that leads to a 40% drop in productivity and increased error rates. While people can pair an automatic habit like walking with a mental task, attempting to juggle two complex activities creates a cognitive bottleneck in the prefrontal cortex. Chronic reliance on this behavior can lead to long-term memory issues, higher stress levels, and a significant decline in sustained attention. Ultimately, although specialized training can improve switching speed, it cannot bypass the brain's fundamental inability to process competing demanding tasks simultaneously. https://clearsay.net/how-multitasking... Compiled by Scott Howard Swain Get his book "A Practical EmPath: Rewire Your Mind" on Amazon https://clearsay.net/get-the-book-a-p... Researched and created with the help of AI tools.