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Matt was an EMC storage expert, VMware vExpert, and former fan of other proprietary technologies. He now focuses on open source and DevRel adoption. He is a serial podcaster, best known for the Geek Whisperers podcast, co-built the DevRel Collective, and often shares on Twitter and GitHub @mbbroberg. Hi is also a fan of tattoos and cats, though he remains unsure of Schrödinger’s.
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Yes, thanks for the note Stephen. There was a mixup in the first draft of this article, and comments brought it to our attention.
Thank you for being someone who kindly shared it in a way that's consistent with our rules for discussion.
It's my understanding that attention is more nuanced. We learn without direct attention (or reinforcement for that matter -- see Bobo doll experiment) and internalize context without attention (think reacting to a motion if our peripheral vision).
It's fair to say context is helpful, and anyone who's watched a file in one window while running commands in another can have an appreciation for split screens.