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Do Not Multi-task

A few quick reasons not to multi-task:
1. Multi-tasking is less efficient, due to the need to switch
gears for each new task, and then switch back again.
2. Multi-tasking is more complicated, and thus more prone to
stress and errors.
3. Multi-tasking can be crazy, and in this already chaotic
world, we need to reign in the terror and find a little oasis of
sanity and calm.

i have tried this and it's all true!

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