and we don’t do it well. So, it’s probably a big source for the injuries and fatalities and crashes on the road. Now, it would seem obvious — at least to me, maybe I’m wrong — that not all multitasking is either difficult, and certainly not as dangerous, as driving in a car and trying to do something else that’s cognitively and/or physically demanding. Can you give me some examples of what you see as benign or, in fact, productive multitasking? I would actually just say that even the simplest things, like walking and talking, which you’d think would be pretty automatic, turn out to be tasks that compete. So, if you’re walking without talking, as soon as you start talking, you’ll see that the pace of your