Or that tumble dryers in the USA alone use more energy than Bitcoin.
It’s not that you don’t have attention, what your lacking is the control over your attention. This means that you have a harder time directing your attention to what is “necessary”.
The result of this might be not being able to focus your attention on something, but it can show also as not being able to shift the attention away from something.
It’s actually not two different sides but rather the same.
As long as humans are involved and we are looking at a long enough timeframe, the answer is probably always yes.
The reflexes of cats are insane and faster then a snake can bite. This video is a little demonstration for that
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=prECuyfQU-o