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Lol multitasking is the ability to deal with or execute multiple tasks at once. What you just described is how the brain accomplishes that. When a person is driving and holding a conversation they are handling two tasks at once. Sure their brain isn't fully focused on both at the same time and its rapidly switching back and forth. But they are still actively doing both and are therefore successfully multitasking nonetheless. It's called multitasking, not multi-cognizance.
I read this on the loo. Game over. >

Jesus don't tell me you can walk, chew bubblegum, AND look at your phone at the same time? >

this isn’t an unpopular opinion, this is a fact backed by science >

Lmao anyone who's worked a fast-paced job where multitasking is required ( i.e. answering phones/ receptionists or restaurant BOH) would likely disagree.  Cause yes, it is possible to put out a quality work performance while doing these jobs. Some people thrive on it. >

Tthere is no such thing as multitasking. There is distributive attention, required in tasks such as driving a car (drive, steer, change gear, look in mirrors, check road, signs, talk with someone), which is the ability to jump from one action to another, but multitasking per se ? No.