i have a plan. as always there's a plan. in the realm of replying to emails my plan has managed to work thus far but i do end up in the end being wrongfully blamed for not being that efficient. which equates to not caring. but that is not the truth whatsoever. if an email isn't opened, then i shouldn't be required to write back. if an email is more than 1k, then there should be a law of relativity enforced as to how long it can be until i open it directly proportional to the size of it. if it exceeds a normal size and becomes a burden on my inbox, otherwise known as pushing my inbox limit to the red zone, i can view it because it's probably a picture but am not required to reply. the catch is when you're deleting emails you've answered. don't go to return to message and then delete it because that will lead you to the next new message and once you've seen the next new message you are obliged to reply regardless of whether you read it or not because there's no denying it, you already know what you've done and it's up to you to become responsible. don't reply to people you'll meet in the next couple of days. call people that are local instead of email them which may not be that easy to follow if you've grounded yourself to studying instead of self rule of how social you oughta be or ought not be. the task of replying to email is much more complicated than it often seems. so when you get an email, appreciate it. and when you get a forward, then you know who really cares.