Interesting discussion!
My favorite setups for GTD have been "lightweight" but electronic: Taskpaper on the Mac, and Nitch on the Newton. Both of them don't force you into a particular workflow (they aren't "canonical" GTD); both of them integrate well with other parts of the systems they're in (Nitch looks at your Todos for hard landscape dates; Taskpaper is text! So you could edit it on a Newt, or on a Linux box with vim, or, really, anything else); and both of them are extremely quick, paperlike, and satisfying to use.
But, for me, both simplify things over paper in two ways: they're easier to search; and they simplify weekly reviews because you don't have to copy (by hand) information from one page to another.
(I did once also use a Moleskine for this, and I liked it a lot, but at least the way I implemented it, there was a lot of recopying, and somewhat difficult searching.)
Cheers,
Jon
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