Earl Miller has researched multitasking from a neuroscientist's perspective.[1] The concept of "switch cost" is interesting: "We are only good at doing one thi

Earl Miller has researched multitasking from a neuroscientist's perspective.[1] The concept of "switch cost" is interesting: "We are only good at doing one thing at a time. But we are switching back and forth. It takes time for our brain to change from one task to another. Switch cost is when it takes your brain a short while … to realign for a new task. Your brain has to backtrack and figure out where it was in the first place."[2] [1] https://ekmillerlab.mit.edu/tag/multitasking/ https://ekmillerlab.mit.edu/tag/multitasking/ [2] https://www.today.com/health/multitasking-doesn-t-work-why-focus-isn-t-just-hocus-t69276 https://www.today.com/health/multitasking-doesn-t-work-why-f...