I installed the plugin org-learn for my Emacs (latest version, latest
org-mode as well). The plugins no longer actively maintained nor does it
need to be, it does a select few things and doesn't need to be updated. The
org-learn module I used is attached to this email, here
<https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/emacs-orgmode/2009-10/msg00535.html> is
the original email about org-learn that describes how to use it, etc.

Anyway, I created an example org heading as follows:

* TODO Save the world

I hovered my cursor over the heading, M-x org-smart-reschedule, and gave a
grade of 5. It then switched to the calendar minibuffer, where the
preselected date is the current date. It shouldn't be this, it should be
the current date + n days (n increases as the heading is scheduled again
and again).

If I repeatedly org-smart-reschedule, it'll work out an interval and update
the E-factor, but nothing will be done for the next scheduling date. This
is frustrating because the more correct gradings I've give (>= 4 when
prompted) the larger the time until the next scheduling, and the rate of
increase in intervals increases. As a result after a couple of repetitions
it may be scheduled for several years later, which is impractical to do
manually.

How would I fix this?

Thanks,
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