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Rainer Burmeister said:
Okay, I can relate to the fear of being "californicated" by that GTD methodology.

Well, being an European I'd say "Take what you need, and leave the rest."
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Being an European, that is exactly what I'm doing. ;-)
 
Decide what you are talking about.

justanengineer said:
I haven't mentioned any person.
I haven't mentioned any company.
I haven't stated that GTD is a cult.

3-4 people have raised concern. Pretending we are operating together is just plain silly.
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It is silly to think that we are silly. But maybe your post was not about the GTD book. Maybe it was about "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix" or "Anne of Green Gables"?
 
TesTeq, I was talking about GTD, which I thought was obvious. Actually, that's what I wrote too.
 
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