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Counterpoint: teenagers are also doing everything in absolutely fucking slow motion. My oldest just moves so fucking slow doing anything. Sure a 4h task in 30min is excessive (and hyperbole) but something like emptying the dishwasher, which is literally a 3min task, takes them 10min, on top of the 15min it takes them to even start doing it from when I ask them to.
At work, we have people that build components based on what's on their "in rack". If it looks empty but it's the middle of the day, they'll work slower to make the work last. If the rack is full but they are feeling overloaded, they'll also work slower to make sure more doesn't get piled on top. If it's "just right" on volume and difficulty, they will work really fast.
I guess what I'm saying is, maybe the kid knows by doing a task in 3 minutes, they will be assigned more work? I'm sure they can do things they want to do extremely fast.