FITR Fork In The Road SubRoutine - JCF PathFind Operating System (POS)

Mandatory required viewing pre-requisite to conceptually frame the nature of the ForkInTheRoad (FITR) SubRoutine in the JCF Object Oriented PathFindingOperatingSystem (POS)

FITR concept = Finding things by getting lost and stumbling across a good way to go.
Meeks cutoff was not.

    How often I have found where I should be going only by setting out for somewhere else.
      --  R. Buckminster Fuller  = RBM

FITR -  (come back to this point if you don't get lost to where it goes)

That does not link directly to finding what I was looking for but relates to something explored before.   I have never seen the nature of that path officially stated anywhere as a mode of administering an oath or affirmation  "shall be such as may be most consistent with, and binding upon the conscience of the person to whom such oath or affirmation may be administered."

That is exactly what my conscience tells me.  

RBM Rule of Pathfinding Branch Choice

      Link to previously explored Path

           Examine 

              Extend that Path?

                    Yes?

                        Do until satisfied

                            Return to Path Branch Point

                     No?

                           Attach PlaceHolder note?
                               Yes
                                   Make Stub Extension Note
                                              Been here saw nothing Note
                                           or
                                              Been here saw this Note
                                   Include LinkBack to Branch Departure Point on Note
                                       Post Note to Path Point Trail Marker
                               No
 Return to Path BranchPointLinkBack

Read DepartureNote posted on BranchPoint

Resume PathFinding from BranchPoint

Note on Notes:  BlockChain thinking applies to notes. However, BranchChains are not abandoned in exploration if they do not become and extension of the MainChain but are always subject to extension as ObjectOriented Children of the ParentChain.  All PathFinding TrailMarkers are TimePlace stamped.