Let me tell you what’s going to happen in the next few seconds of me writing this article. I’ll write a sentence, maybe two, and then immediately switch to another tab to check something completely unrelated. I’ll probably end up scrolling through Reddit, checking my emails, or finding something else to distract myself with.
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