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ADHD Mental Tabs Simulation

Too many tabs, not enough mental RAM

Imagine a browser with many tabs open at once, each one pulling for attention. That is a common way to describe the ADHD experience of thinking. In this short experience, you will meet a few of those tabs one at a time, then see what it feels like when they are all open together.

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**This experience is best viewed on a wider screen/desktop

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