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⌈ Secret Post #5809 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I don't get this either. I can't focus on whatever is going on on screen if I'm doing something else at the same time. Like, I'll put on the Great British Baking Show or something while I'm cooking or cleaning for background noise, but I'm not actually paying attention to 90% of what's happening?

[(Anonymous)]

It's not really a matter of choice for me? If I'm at home alone (as opposed to, like, a movie theater where I'm essentially forced to pay attention or with someone else where we're watching the thing together) ) and I put a movie or TV show on, I *will* stop paying attention to it at some point and need to find something else to do. I just have to have something to do with my hands.

It's the same in zoom meetings at work. For any zoom meeting at work where I'm not the primary one talking, I usually pull up Google maps on the background right at the start of the meeting. Because I can click and scroll around on Google maps and still pay attention to what's going on. And if I don't have that, then I'll find myself pulling up Twitter or Tumblr which *would* stop me from hearing what's going on.