It's nice in theory, but it's very cumbersome in practice. Some things, absolutely. Maybe you can even schedule most things when the stars align. But not all t

It's nice in theory, but it's very cumbersome in practice. Some things, absolutely. Maybe you can even schedule most things when the stars align. But not all tasks fit into a calendar (think subtasks in a project that you don't know when you'll handle, if ever). If all you have is the calendar hammer, then all tasks looks like nails.