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<title>Brains Can Not Process Two Tasks In Parallel</title>
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<description>Faced with two tasks to do at once the brain appears to switch back and forth between them rather than thinking about...</description>
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<title>Saturday, June 12, 2004 11:01 PM</title>
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<description>And this explains a lot: Brains Cannot Process Two Tasks in Parallel.  &quot;It&apos;s readily apparent that handling two things at once is much harder than handling one thing at a time.  Spend too much time trying to juggle more than one objective and you&apos;ll...</description>
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<title>MULTITASKATION</title>
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<description>{begin dorky insight}  Huh!  FuturePundit once again provides the empirical evidence to a question I grapple with every day: Faced with two tasks to do at once the brain appears to switch back and forth between them rather than thinking about them in</description>
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