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July
@july
I like to think of a Multitasker like a physical object with forces being applied in different vectors. Because you are pulled in all directions at once, the sum of all the forces (if not done right) ends up being negligible or worse going in the wrong direction
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July
@july
Yes multitasking can be done right - you would have to do things that are all in the same direction and all the magnitudes of all your vectors add up towards a goal. But wait, when you think about it, how is that different from just doing one thing, that goes in one direction…
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John Camkiran
@johncamkiran
Strong analogy. The wave vector dual of this would be the superposition of waves that constructively/destructively interfere.
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Adam
@adam-
My key to multitask successfully is being honest with myself over what I can and cannot reasonably do. The Roman proverb: “A man who chases two rabbits catches none” also keeps me in check
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Callum Wanderloots ✨
@wanderloots.eth
Or, extending it further, if the forces applied in different vectors aren’t balanced, you introduce effects like shear stress that feels like you’re not just pulled in the wrong direction, but being pulled apart
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Cinema Ninja 🎥🥷
@cinemaninja
Well said! And I agree, however I do think that if done correctly it can be beneficial. I think with proper forethought and curbing how many vectors there are to say 3-5 max. In this case the pull away from one vector potentially gives a deep breath to the task and perhaps new found inspiration.
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@firdza
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