>>66
You're so reliant on CONSTANT REFERENCE ALL THE TIME that you can't even follow my argument. The argument is:
1. The amount of time it takes to switch views varies in significance depending on how often you do it. Below a certain point, it is completely insignificant.
2. In order to switch views less often, it is necessary to remember whatever you just read.
3. If you put everything on the screen at once, you need to switch views, and don't need to worry about the overhead.
4. There is, however, time lost every time you look back and forth, but it's easy to miss because you're thinking about what you're doing (finding the right spot to refer to, looking back, remembering where you were).
5. Since it's so easy to do this and so easy to miss the downside, you will do it
all the damn time, disorganizing your thoughts and slowing yourself down.
6. It's better to develop the ability to remember what you just fucking looked at. Read, read, write, write is much more efficient than Rweriadte,r , wreiadte.