Can we solve many problems at the same time?
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In modern society, people are often faced with multitasking. Solving several problems at a time became normal and watching those, who succeed in being all over the place, we admire them and think, that it is effective. But is it right? What is multitasking? Where did this behavior pattern come from? Is it possible to become the modern Julius Caesar? What advice does yoga give us?
We can find the definition of this term in computing: «Multi-tasking is an attribute of an operating system or a runtime environment to provide the possibility of parallel processing of different actions.»
Multitasking is not a quality of a person. But sometimes, it seems that a person is solving different problems at a time, like a computer, processing different actions simultaneously. However, it is not as it looks. The attention of people is just switching from one subject to another.
Today the representatives of many professions, for example, a secretary or operator, always face the problems, which need simultaneous solving. In such a regime, the attention splits up between incoming information flows, but the concentration on every problem is seriously reduced. Just think, not for nothing, it is forbidden to speak on the phone while driving.
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