Cognitive sciences (as opposed to psychology) tell us that the visual-motor coordination skills of the human mind are re-entrant only to a minor degree. This means that if one is engaged in imagining a sensomotoric activity while performing another sensomotoric activity, one of them is going to suffer.
It is possible to chew on a gum while walking, as long as one doesn't try to visualise the deformations of the gum and the action of the mandible.
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It is possible to chew on a gum while walking, as long as one doesn't try to visualise the deformations of the gum and the action of the mandible.