There have been numerous discussions about using MLO to establish task priorities. From early days MLO prioritisation was centered around an objective mathematical algorithm using numerical values. More recently, I have read a lot of productivity writing about using more subjective methods to determine priorities. These have included things like taking account of personal energy levels, using intuition, and even asking a system to randomly allocate tasks to do away altogether with the decision making process about what to do next. Might be interesting to consider how MLO could support this trend. As an example of a technique which could be used, look at the following tool which derives priorities by looking at pairs of tasks. The idea is to answer immediately and instinctively without thinking too hard - a bit like doing a psychometric test. I'd be interested in what others think? http://prioritizer.idea-sandbox.com/
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