Q: i wrote a small space-opera-legal-drama-farce musical in college nearly entirely during one boring phonetics class and the fact that i had to hold auditions and rehearsals before i could have it performed was a good deadline for finishing it. i wrote a small album and the time constraints of when the string players were in town was a good deadline for recording my parts and finishing the charts for them. i am trying to do more stuff, but i am now doing it by myself, and not having externally dependent deadlines means i can do it whenever, so i am having a hard time picking what to do when, and not much is happening. i know you have some really complex priority and randomization strategies; how do you commit to them? do you just Decide?
A: ah, this is exactly where you must complete the 12 levels of suffering, then the 13th which is the unlucky last and final level; the reason it is unlucky is because after you finish it you will be informed that there is another level after that