Sorry my friend, I believe you are incorrect in that statement. Have you ever watched a woman while she is cooking supper, tend to the runny nose of her child while she also puts some clothes in the washer? In between all of that she also is capable of carrying on a conversation with her husband. Cooking a meal is in itself is a multi-task. You must wash the veggies, figure out how long to have the meat cooking prior to putting the veggies on so that all the meal comes hot to the table at the same time. While doing that the table must be set, the dirty pots and pans rinsed and put into the dishwasher, the tea poured (but not too soon), you don't want the ice to melt. About the time you have all of that under control little Henry comes in with a skinned knee; he must be tended to and calmed all the while keeping the meat from over cooking and the veggies from running out of water. Multi-tasking, it's an everyday occurrence for a woman with a family to care for.
