More studies support my crusade, um, campaign, against multitasking.
As reported on NPR, a study by Dr. David Meyer of the University of Michigan is among the latest.
He says that multitasking causes something like brownout in the brain and harms performance and is addictive and will give you warts (well, he said some of that).
I've been telling you folks.
Now help the struggling economy and go out and buy one of my Age Quod Agis products, but not while doing something else.
p.s. For those who forgot, "age quod agis" is a Latin phrase that means "do what you are doing." Thank you. See, shameless capitalism still exists in this age of bailouts. (I wish they'd bail me out; it would cost way less than a billion or two, give or take.)
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