The bit about the Zeigarnik effect was interesting, I didn't know about it but it does make sense and matches my experience. But the reason tasks aren't done f

The bit about the Zeigarnik effect was interesting, I didn't know about it but it does make sense and matches my experience. But the reason tasks aren't done frequently usually has nothing to do with how the to-do list is organised, and I'm not sure why the app creators from the beginning of the article were surprised about their checklist not being more effective than any other method. It still doesn't mean it was useless.