#Multitasking

[laestoica]

[inkz123]

My apolocheese, im so error starved it became spicy ; ; its his shower after a long days work of au destroying :]👍

[amaliatheartist]

this sucks so bad i need to [remembers suicide jokes only worsen my mental health] make a collage

[retrogamingblog2]

Nintendo Switch Accessories made by inceptualize3D

[dc-dorito]

Jason : Ey replacement, stop being suicidal for a minute and help me with this

Tim : I can multitask, what do you want?

[marginaliadesign]

Totaly relate to this.

[adastra-sf]

Multitasking is not a productivity booster - it's a brain drain that harms cognitive performance.

“Multitaskers are terrible at ignoring irrelevant information, they’re terrible at keeping information in their head nicely and neatly organized, and they’re terrible at switching from one task to another.”

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[kacchanot-fucking-deal-with-this]

do you have any idea how hard it is to keep fanon and canon media separate in your brain when you are actively 1.) watching the anime 2.) reading the manga 3.) reading multiple fanfics 4.) writing multiple fanfics and 5.) consuming mass amounts of fanart and fan comics that alternate between canon and fanon content

[allergic-to-some-stuff]

One of the great disappointments in life is that I cannot knit and read at the same time

[nootie-patootie]

When you’re turning to the other side, but also need to clean yourself 🐈‍⬛🛀🏼

[httpsoftbunni]

Lately, I’ve been thinking about how neurodivergent traits might connect to the ancient roles of hunters and gatherers, and honestly, it’s pretty cool.

Hunters were all about that laser focus – tracking down prey and staying locked in on one task. That reminds me of how some neurodivergent folks can get super focused on something they’re really into. It’s like nothing else matters, kind of how a hunter zones in on their target.

Then you’ve got gatherers, who were multitasking pros. They had to keep track of different resources and adapt to whatever was going on around them. Some people naturally fall into this mode – handling multiple things at once and going with the flow when things change.

What’s interesting is that neurodivergent people can have traits from both sides, or lean more toward one. For example, someone with ADHD might thrive in a fast-paced environment where there’s a lot going on (that’s very "gatherer" energy), but they can also get totally absorbed in something that grabs their attention (a bit more "hunter").

[doctorr-ivo-robotnik]

Is Ao3 down again or is the WiFi of my soeur d'oeuf just really bad

[silentprose]

And suddenly the words slipped out of my mouth “I can’t do this anymore, I’m tired” which was weird, because it came from someone who used to handle everything without breaking a sweat.

[funbearer]

[neilsanders]

walking and measuring MULTITASKER

[doubledaybooks]

“There is no such thing as multitasking; you just end up alternating between doing different tasks badly.” -Dr. Charan Ranganath, WHY WE REMEMBER