Not a big fan of the judgmental attitude in this article. > So why do so many workers demand multiple monitors? I believe it’s a case of the illogical allure o

Not a big fan of the judgmental attitude in this article. > So why do so many workers demand multiple monitors? I believe it’s a case of the illogical allure of extremes. > Too much of anything becomes its opposite . — Tim Ferriss If you don't like multiple monitors, fair enough, but don't dismiss everyone else as wrong without considering how their workflow may differ from yours. I can work fine with one screen, but I can work even better with multiple. Just like the author of this article, I make heavy use of macOS's workspaces. Being able to have three workspaces visible at once is highly preferable to just one -- it is easier to turn my head than to jump through workspaces with my keyboard shortcuts. Unlike the author suggests, I am not trying to focus on multiple things at once -- my focus remains on one monitor at a time. The multiple monitors just makes it easier to shift focus when I need to.