like driving a car, riding a bicycle — you have to pay attention to what you’re doing. You have to engage the prefrontal executive attentional networks. Do you know anything, or think much about, multitasking and multitasking failures in other high-stakes settings beyond driving, whether it’s military decisions or political decisions, business decisions? So we’ve looked in the medical domain, medical human factors: you can see it in terms of, say, delivery of medicine at a pharmacy. If the pharmacist is constantly being interrupted with calls, they’re going to fill the prescription incorrectly. If an anesthesiologist or a surgeon is distracted by the technology in the operating room, that can create a problem. In the operating room, it’s not just the phone, although that’s sometimes present, but you