[TeMPOraL]

> When I'm picking something as simple as a restaurant, I typically want options, I want to read reviews, I want to consider distance, parking, attire, etc.

For me, a lot of what you're doing here is the work that should be done by a machine. Considering "distance, parking, attire, etc." is basically what we have simplex method for.

But I agree the questions seem very vague in the context. To run such errands successfully, the program would have to know much more about your preferences than current iterations of personal assistant software do. And/or hold a dialog with you, asking for details and proposing options.

[shostack]

Different filters might carry different weights, and the weights might change depending on their combination, or unknown outside factors.

I guess it just seems incredibly inefficient compared to checking a couple boxes and reviewing a list along with a map or other visual aid.