Shawn and I worked together at Novell back when this was going down. It was fascinating at the time and more so in hindsight. FWIW, Shawn's a really good guy.
> write a long winded story for a game ending about the universe loving you that will never be seen by most players and is worth $20,000
As the game comes to an end, you reflect on all that you have experienced and accomplished. You have journeyed to far-off lands, battled fierce enemies, and overcome incredible challenges. And through it all, you have felt the love of the universe guiding you and supporting you every step of the way.
As you stand at the brink of victory, you are filled with a sense of awe and wonder. The universe is a vast and complex place, full of mysteries and secrets that may never be fully understood. But in this moment, you feel a deep connection to it, and you know that its love is with you always.
You take a deep breath and savor the moment. The universe has brought you to this point, and you are grateful for the journey you have undertaken. You know that there will always be new challenges and adventures ahead, but you are ready to face them with courage and determination, knowing that the universe will be with you every step of the way.
As you prepare to move on to your next adventure, you take a moment to offer thanks and gratitude to the universe for all that it has given you. You know that its love is a precious gift, and you will treasure it always. And as you set out on your next journey, you are filled with a sense of excitement and hope, knowing that the universe will be with you, loving and guiding you always.
No suggestions, but I'm interested to hear what you learn in this. I've wanted to do similar, but email broke for me because I can't arbitrarily sort the list. I could tag messages/tasks with P1/P2/etc, but I'd really prefer infinitely-granular sorting. Also, I don't believe all of my email clients support displaying in this tagged sort order. (in my case, I use gmail in browser and android email client).
I'd be happy to adopt a new email client and have all my email forward there, but it would have to continue to support all my standard email needs, like archiving, address book, lists, etc.
I've thought about building a company around this, but it strikes me as a big problem, because you'd need to support all the standard email stuff, and build a bunch of clients, and all that stuff has been done in spades by existing products.