Algorithm

Underneath and above, enveloping and permeating an [agora] is an [algorithm].
- The [algorithm] of the [agora] is the set of best known procedures to improve the [world], scheduled rationally and compassionately.
When in doubt, think of the algorithm. Consider the following questions.
- What am I supposed to be doing right now? According to whom?
- What is the most urgent thing I need to solve? Is there anything I would want to have done later today? Check my calendar now.
- Have I reviewed my [daily] routine?
- Am I concentrated? Am I unable to focus?
[push] [do]
- Build an [agora]
  - Assemble a distributed knowledge graph.
    - A [wikipedia] of everyone.
    - This is the brain of the [agora].
  - Construct a dependency graph and a schedule of activities and contexts to execute in; to perform; to analyze; to troubleshoot.
    - This is the heart of the [agora].
    - If there are circular dependencies in this graph, write down examples here in this note. Unsure if circular dependencies come up in human-level tasks very often, but they might.
    - topological sort it.
    - Move on through the priority queue or list as we can.
  - Study theory of scheduling. I liked it when I was in college.
    - I like the fact that an oracle is the perfect scheduler.
  - Explore protopoi space.
    - m prime