>Why do we believe in this concept of general multitasking? We? I certainly don't. Multitasking is a definite myth. Once you switch context your brain has a ra

>Why do we believe in this concept of general multitasking? We? I certainly don't. Multitasking is a definite myth. Once you switch context your brain has a random OOM killer that will completely destroy your train of thought in other tasks. There is no swap. I suppose swap could be paper, or your computer... But it's a very high latency swap, and the delay for getting back into flow... forget it.