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The ultimate 'Bourne' GTD system. . . .

The ultimate 'Bourne' GTD system

Would be a GTD system one that improves more and more with Random Uncertainty Inputs ?

The more general Random Uncertainty Inputs the more the particular GTD system receives the more the particular GTD system becomes

Becomes Easier

Becomes less Deliberative

Becomes less Maintenance(s) . . . for the GTD system itself and everything else
[By definition, the purpose of methodology/technique is to perennially decrease units of internal input per increased units of internal output ? ]

Becomes less Obligatory


Becomes more Accurate

Becomes more Adaptable

Becomes more Appropriate

Becomes more Fortified

Becomes more Fluid

Becomes more Useful



Becomes more Precise

Becomes more Strategic


Any other qualities other GTDers would like their GTD system to become with Random Uncertainty Inputs making it all the more unwelcomed "toxic boogey-man / toxic system" proof ?

In other words, since there is some movie theme herein and like any unwelcome 'blankety blank' "Matrix" system engagement . . . make/prepare one's own GTD 'matrix' system ?

Thank you very much

As you see GTD fit. . . .
 
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