The more structured your orchestration system, the more it compounds in value.

If you already have all of the other adjacent context in one place and up to date, it gets easier and more valuable to add each incremental piece of context.

This is especially true if you have to organize your context for your family where you have to share tons of potentially sensitive information with your partner.

So there's a strong pull to put more and more structure and data into your system.

But the more structure, the more manual effort it takes to maintain and implement that structure..

The more effort it takes, the more likely you get behind.

The more you get behind, the more likely you get very behind.

When you get very behind, the more likely you are to call bankruptcy on the whole system.

All but the most disciplined people will at some point inevitably stop using their orchestration system, after having sunk huge amounts of time and effort on it.

The reason for this diversion is that humans are responsible for all of the mundane, mechanistic effort.

An insight from a friend: "People don't want a better Notion, they want a librarian."