I don't know. This sort of thing happens during in-person meetings too, to an extant.
Then again, all of my calls are in the same geographic area.
With face-to-face I can avoid a majority of the interruptions because I can notice a slight change of a facial expression, e.g. a mouth slightly opening, eyes lighting up, that alludes to them beginning to speak.
But with a remote conversation, that noticing of expression suffers from the same latency issues as audio, so I'm reading the emotional cue way too late.
But I’d prefer an in person conversation any day vs the CB Radio-like feel of today’s conferencing.
I don’t want to throttle my thoughts. I want quick successions of comments going back and forth.
Simply not the experience right now with videoconferencing.