> doing "low mental workload" This I tried, took me a long while to realise I should not have, because "low load" is still load, and what I really needed was r

> doing "low mental workload" This I tried, took me a long while to realise I should not have, because "low load" is still load, and what I really needed was rest because I had myself throughly mentally exerted. On top of that "low load" doesn't mean the task is of less importance. Mistakes come by easier when one's already exerted. I don't think the parent meant it that way but suggesting that solution can come out as demeaning for people that already are on the edge of exhaustion and internally questioning themselves.