Two conditions ought to obtain for one to pay attention. There could be others, but I noticed these two. First, if one is not breathing, then one may be able to pay attention. Second, if one is walking, one might be able to pay at tension.
An ancient school of philosophy has noted the latter fact, and thus adopted walking as mode philosophizing, that is lecturing and discussing about wide range of topics while walking around a garden. The school is peripatetic school of Aristotle and those who came after him.
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