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How do you mix GTD with daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly plans?

I'd like to follow up on what bcmyers2112 wrote. As a college professor, I have had some difficult discussions with young people when they wanted to discuss issues related to fertility and reproduction. Unsolicited questions to anyone, even a close friend, in person, alone, about such issues is inappropriate. Discussing such issues in front of a third party can bring pain to that person as well. I know we seem like a hardened lot of ardent GTD'ers who can deal with anything, but there are areas of our lives that are deeply personal.
 
GreenDog said:
If you are a farmer, it's understandable. Why do you have 50, 100, and 500 year plans? Plans for your children? Do you expect to gain some form of biological immortality at some point in your life?
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Some GTDers have plans that are beyond "I", "my", "my children" etc. Let's not forget that one of the highest horizon questions on the personal level can be "Why am I on this planet?".
 
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