> Bill Gates, shockingly, built Microsoft without a GTD planner. Trump became president of the united states without one. I don't find this premise at all convi

> Bill Gates, shockingly, built Microsoft without a GTD planner. Trump became president of the united states without one. I don't find this premise at all convincing. I can walk all the way to Argentina. Does that make planes any less useful? > Paper, as mentioned by the article, can stimulate different parts of the brain. No app can match that. Bullshit. > You seem to react with shock to the notion without addressing the actual shortcomings in any constructive way. I can't believe nobody has managed to tackle perhaps the most important problem (GTD) using computers. I truly can't accept that this is true. I must be missing something. You are correct. My comment was not constructive at all. There's nothing I want more than a discussion about making the world better through proper GTD tools.