Attempting multiple tasks simultaneously doesn't distribute your attention—it fragments it, forcing your brain to repeatedly switch contexts, which depletes focus, increases error, and dramatically slows learning. The research is clear: sustained attention on one thing is how the brain encodes information into memory and develops competence.
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