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I agree that computers are designed for open-ended productivity, but multitasking is simply dead-ended productivity. Because of the way our brains work, it serv
by igammarays 12y ago
I agree that computers are designed for open-ended productivity, but multitasking is simply dead-ended productivity. Because of the way our brains work, it serves no purpose at all, and stifles any kind of serious work. Unless your purpose is to mindlessly surf through a cesspool of information.
- fit2rule 12y agoI don't think I agree that multitasking itself is a dead-end productivity sink. Its necessary, sometimes, to put tasks in the background and let them complete .. where this goes wrong is when its used as a reason to ignore other tasks. That, again, is up to the user.
- fit2rule 12y agoI don't think I agree that multitasking itself is a dead-end productivity sink. Its necessary, sometimes, to put tasks in the background and let them complete .. where this goes wrong is when its used as a reason to ignore other tasks. That, again, is up to the user.
- fit2rule 12y agoI don't think I agree that multitasking itself is a dead-end productivity sink. Its necessary, sometimes, to put tasks in the background and let them complete .. where this goes wrong is when its used as a reason to ignore other tasks. That, again, is up to the user.