> Why can we only think about one thing at a time? This sort of reasoning seems to be a symptom of inadequate communication/jargon/diction describing mental fa

> Why can we only think about one thing at a time? This sort of reasoning seems to be a symptom of inadequate communication/jargon/diction describing mental faculties. Many times during serious thought there's no discrete "number of thoughts" occuring at all: there's just a hazy mental process that resolves to some result and often many results. This reminds me of the "80% of people have no inner monologue!!!" bullshit that went around recently.