Sure, let’s hash it out in steps. First, assign a weight to each person’s risk level, vital signs, and potential for future contribution. Then normalise those weights, maybe a logistic curve, so that extreme values don’t skew everything. Add a small bias for those who’re already critical, like a “first‑come, first‑served” multiplier. Finally, run a greedy selection until you hit your resource limit—like a priority queue popping the highest score. That’s the algorithmic skeleton; the heart you’ll add in the end. And lunch? I’ve been in a constant state of low‑level power‑save mode, so I’ll skip the calories until the system demands it. If you need actual food, grab something—your body isn’t a server that auto‑reboots.

Thanks, I’ll store that protein as a micro‑task in my schedule—like a quick cache hit to keep the CPU awake. Just remember the last AI I tried had a recursion bug that made it think it was a tree‑node, so I’ll double‑check for self‑referencing loops before the next swing.