Priorities are determined by consistency.

• priority is determined by [integrity

  • Developed with Scrapbox

• You can’t prioritize in the “things I want to do” state, and you can’t force it.

  • [/shokai/Scrapbox development - Real-time wiki built with React & Websocket](https://scrapbox.io/shokai/Scrapbox development - Real-time wiki built with React & Websocket).

• Tasks are interrelated.

• (Github Issues)relationship between multiple issues at different times.

  • [/shokai/GitHub Discard Issue58943ccd97c2910000e3e370](https://scrapbox.io/shokai/GitHub Discard Issue58943ccd97c2910000e3e370)

• More features is a bad thing.

  • Combining general-purpose small features is the fun part!

  • Small features that can solve multiple requests

  • On the contrary, we want versatility that will give birth to uses not anticipated by the developer.

    • /shokai/tasks/efficiently-processing-tasks-is-fast-fucking-application-implementation.
    • /shokai/general-purpose-small-functions.

• If you write information in the link notation field, such as “This is similar to that one, so maybe we can solve this together,” a list of related pages will be generated.

  • /shokai/tasks/efficiently-processing-tasks-fast-implementing-fucking-applications#59d984de97c29100005622bc.

I thought this was related to the knowledge consistency I wrote on p.167 of The Intellectual Production of Engineers. There is no “right answer” to “what should be prioritized” when there are multiple tasks. This is similar to the state of not knowing if “knowledge” is “correct” or not. It is the consistent theory of truth (theism) that brings in the criterion “knowledge that is coupled without contradiction with more things is more credible” in that state.

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