Get Everything Done

If I were in that situation, then presumably I would be in prison or some other totalitarian environment where one was being forced to do something of this kind. If, at the moment, I found that I had the courage to do so, I would refuse to consent to participate, regardless of the consequences, on the principle of the thing.

If, under duress, I found that I could not resist participation, then I'd choose whatever system was appropriate to my totalitarian environment. Based on the written Gulag experiences of people like Aleksander Solzhenitsyn, Fr Arseny Streltzov, Richard Wurmbrand, and so many others, I'd guess an urgency-based response system would be most appropriate. If I remember correctly, AF2 worked pretty well under those circumstances. So I'd choose AF2.

This would all fall apart if the guards took away my pen and notebook, however, as they most likely would do. I guess I'd have to keep the list in my head. Does that still count?

The most intriguing thing would be that a totalitarian regime has people in authority who read Mark's website. Thus, presumably, Mark would have been able to escape the Gulag himself and worked his way into a position of influence. Thus, I would have hope that Mark is still using Final Version in a secret attempt to free us all from the Gulag and overthrow the totalitarian regime. That task, "Take over the world", has always appeared on Mark's example task lists, so perhaps Mark is already laying the groundwork for such a contingency. Thus, we could probably rest assured that we would not be required to use the system for an entire year -- Mark would get us out before then. This makes my selection of AF2 all the more bearable.