 splendidus says: My built-in limit is certainly one, and two at the utmost. We are in dire need of upgrade...  If it works why mess with it? I imagine a one-dimensional queue, where all the information that want to reach my consciousness, line up and are being processed one at a time, in a first-in-first-out manner. If more than one stream of information is arriving at the same time -at the entrance of the queue-, the 'more important' gets in first. This theory explains why sometimes I realize that my mother is calling me, several minutes after her voice entered my ears, which happens often when I'm focused on a book (an interesting one that is). The information from the book keeps entering the queue, and the voice/sound tries to find a gap and squeeze in. Some sound information (prior to the one I've heard) never even reaches th... great clip by the way! And skwirlinator makes a good point  ! never really thought about it about it in those terms, but as time marches on, the appreciation that it ain't broke seems almost more valuable than trying to fix or make it better!  ain't broke (yet)...  If we only wait for it to be broken, by the time it is, might be too late to fix it Yes, that's a good point. Good to know, that there are people working on such things (things like brain-machine interfaces that may help in this matter)... This is getting outside my thinking square Unless of course you're a man, one seems to do it for them. . sorry guys, Oh, thank you for the sympathy. I used to have a one track mind...but I'm ok now, I think. Multitasking in real life is a feminine occupation on itself. So I wouldn't be surprised if women turn out to be smarter then men... |
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