soreine

Yes, most of the time you only need one screen, two screens mostly generate distractions. But I have noticed that switching workspaces is a context switch for your brain, just like passing through a door. You often forget what you were doing right after leaving a room for that reason. And when I truly need two different windows in a shared context, like some documentation in the browser and my code editor, it saves effort to have them truly side-by-side.

It seems there's a misunderstanding. According to me you are actually pointing to the same logical fallacy. The systematic error is indeed to think that correlation does imply causality. There's no more reason to think prefontal cortex anomaly causes psychopathy than being male does.