At least make the scammers work hard enough that they have to come up with the correct name of someone or some organization that you actually know and have some contact with already. Delete all the rest unopened.
If that makes you nervous that you're missing something good, try i) Telling yourself that's the very thing makes you a mark and a victim ii) Using an app. to clear your junkmail automatically after a set time (with or without an option for yr last-minute go-ahead).
But only look at that stuff when the app, or sender's follow-up prompts you. If too many 'real' emails are going into junk, you need to take the time to set up Rules. Scammers and spammers may send multi-copies, and use multi-identities, but they don't send follow-ups.
Anyone with a real proposition of actual value to you will find a safe way to get in touch.
If you're someone like a lawyer who must take first contacts from shady sorts as part of your business, at least route them to a cheap computer that's used for nothing else and, until you have established their bona fides and set up your file, only transfer text copies that your people manufactured to your network. Disgruntled clients seeking revenge are a different fry-kettle.
