Your Brain Can Multitask With Practice | Science News
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Your Brain Can Multitask With Practice | Science News
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New research flips the script on multitasking: your brain can physically rewire itself with practice, moving learned skills from the prefrontal cortex to specialized circuits—freeing up mental space to handle another task simultaneously. Volunteers mastering a car-sorting game saw their brains shift from high-level thinking to automatic recognition, proving that expertise automates tasks. This explains why driving feels effortless now—and hints at how AI could mimic human learning. The more you master something, the more your brain offloads it, unlocking true parallel processing.
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