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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.
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.