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A reading of An Introduction to Parallel Programming draws a parallel between processor coordination and internal human communication. Adding more processors does not automatically produce more useful work. Problems must be divided, synchronized, and shared. The same principle applies to the mind, where uncoordinated parts cause anxiety and burnout.
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