Random thought:
All organizational problems are graph ordering problems.
Example:
I was thinking about how to organize a personal wiki of mine into a little commonplace book of sorts. The problem is organizational. How do I take my wiki which has a graph that looks more-or-less like a tree, and organize it linearly? Well, if I can assign a number to each page, the problem is solved. In other words, applying a graph ordering to the graph structure of my personal wiki allows me to organize it as a book.
Likewise, time management issues? The solution is to choose an appropriate ordering of the weighted graph of your preferences.
I think an argument could be made that all organizational problems are graph theory problems.
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