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Multitasking May Diminish, Not Boost, Productivity: Science

sciam.com — Multitasking occurs in the mind, or consciousness, which is only a limited "child" of the brain, and not the powerful brain itself. Yet, the "child", through thoughts, ideas called desiring or wanting, can, and often does place demands upon the brain to allow itself to exceed its limitations, which is an impossibility. But the brain futilely tries.

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