Can the brain work in multiple threads?

Psychologists always seem to tell you that you can only focus on one thing at a time. . Well, actually, I always thought it was right.

Is this right or not?

In fact, I think the most terrible thing is that when I take this matter seriously, I am particularly afraid of doing many things at once. For example, I only dare to do one thing for a few days, or I have to do several things in one day, so I feel particularly insecure. Looking back, it seems that this is my least efficient and most time-consuming period. So, can the brain work in multiple threads?

I think maybe if you believe you can, you can, and if you believe you can't, you can't. . .

Just like stress, if you believe that stress is harmful, it is really harmful. If you believe that stress is harmless, it is indeed harmless, but it is also beneficial. See "Self-control-Making Friends under Pressure" for details, which is a popular psychological reading with a serious theory.

In fact, in this case, I think it's obviously cheaper to believe that the brain can work with multiple threads-in fact, when I learned that Li Xiaolai is a super multi-threaded worker, I immediately felt why I was so stupid before. . .

Li Xiaolai said, look at you since childhood. Don't you take part in interlude in every class? You think you can't learn? Have those psychologists forgotten how they started in primary school?

Indeed, experiments, in fact, are often influenced by many different factors, and at the same time, many psychological experiments are often unreliable-anyway, compared with physical chemistry and biological experiments. .

Li Xiaolai said that he listened to audio books while walking, listened to music while eating, even watched movies while writing articles, and even watched two movies at a time (the benefits of two screens. . ) This also leads to a very high reading volume. Moreover, he hates it when people say to him, "Laugh, you have done too many things and are not focused enough" or "You can only do one thing in your life".

If you can only do one thing in your life, how boring and inefficient it would be! . . .

Of course, I am not arguing with the so-called "ingenuity" that is hot at present.

I think ingenuity is necessary, but many people's so-called "ingenuity" is just because it is too inefficient, or even to cover up their only "craftsmanship." . After all, maintaining your narcissism is everyone's lowest psychological need, isn't it?

Just now, I just listened to music while studying professional courses. Now I write articles and play music. Actually, it's nothing, more than an hour. Moreover, it is actually quite happy, even efficient. .

Why? Because now I seriously doubt the conclusion that I can't work with multiple threads.

Why? Because it can keep me in a comfortable rhythm and relaxed mood when I study. The last emotion I should have when I study is pain, right? -the brain is best at forgetting painful things to maintain inner consistency. .

Multithreading is actually very simple, which is equivalent to making your own processor dual-core or even 4-core, or even 18-core-IMAC Pro already has 18-core, right? .

Multi-core work, in fact, how simple it is. Learning thinking from computers is actually very valuable. For example, Virtual Machine is one of my favorite things at present.

The human brain is not completely one piece. In fact, the brain is divided into several brain regions, which provides some theoretical possibilities for multithreading. In addition, the brain is plastic-anyone who doesn't believe this conclusion will eventually become very stupid, without exception, well. Of course, I believe that some people can also make themselves believe from not believing based on various coincidences. After all, the brain is plastic. )

Moreover, in fact, the growth mode of thinking is very good. Wan Weigang also talked about this concept, which is the learning mode of thinking, but most people still think that the strong are born strong (there are so many advertisements in Mengniu, in fact, there is a big reason for not believing at all).

Well, it doesn't take long to start multithreading, but the efficiency is really much higher. Ha, ha, ha, who makes me believe the truth more-there are so many awesome people now, how many are not interdisciplinary awesome people? Of course, in fact, they are better than those who think they are "ingenious" in every field!

The fact is, according to a serious statistic in the book Deliberate Practice, the average working level of doctors (and many other professions) who have worked for twenty or thirty years is not as good as that of newcomers who have just come out to work for a few years.

The real answer to this question may be until I can read and analyze serious papers myself, but obviously, if I don't believe that I can only do one thing at a time, I will be more efficient.