Why are the articles in magazines disjointed and non-sequential.?

Question

Most magazines employ the infuriating and time-wasting practice of discontinuing a story and telling you to turn to page such-and-such, so to finish reading it, you then have to turn back to read the following story. Why not just print stories starting at the beginning, continuing to the end, and then starting the next story?

Answer 1

Most magazines do this to make you look at more advertisements.