This is what I would do , too . And livestock , all those poor pennedup animals . I keep my horses in 14 x 14 stalls in a closedup barn at night due to predators in the area , and the thought of them being trapped in there is horrifying . Most animals would still die and it wouldn ' t be pleasant , but at least they ' d have a chance . Plus , you could look for other people at the same time to make sure you ' re really alone . <| sep |> I ' m confused about # 4 . Depending on how you are interpreting gtd , next actions from all your projects are generally shown in an aggregate view on a task list . Most gtdsoftware interpretations are to just flag the next actions there could be more than one within each project so they then show up on the ' next action list '. What you are describing is assigning dependencies like you do with project management software MS Project , ety where you define successor , predecessor , concurrent , etc tasks when in planning mode so the software can automatically spit out the next defined step once you complete the predecessor . As a project management geek , I understand the appeal of that . You want to define the progression ONCE in planning mode instead of reevaluating what ' s next after every completed step . My Life Organized is the only personaltask manager I ' m aware of that actually handles REAL dependencies more than just a subtask order like many others . Pretty much any other system would enable a tagbased way of flagging next actions to show up on that filtered view .