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Like any skill it's about cultivating a set of "hardwired co-processors". The more skilled you are, the more of these tasks can be handled in parallel, for exa
by HPsquared 3y ago
Like any skill it's about cultivating a set of "hardwired co-processors".
The more skilled you are, the more of these tasks can be handled in parallel, for example typing and reading, thinking.
Or, for example, walking and chewing gum at the same time.
It's like how a learner driver needs to focus on the task fully, while an experienced driver only seldom needs conscious thought to execute the process.
Or a pianist sight-reading and playing the notes, while also interpreting the piece on a higher level. It's all about parallel processing