Great comment, agreed. There was some suggestion of (3), and maybe there was too much. I think there are times when expectations about the plan are equivalent to literal desires about how the task should be done. For making coffee, I expect that it won’t create much noise. But also, I actually want the coffee-making to not be particularly noisy, and if it’s the case that the first plan for making coffee also creates a lot of noise as a side effect, this is a situation where something in the goal specification has gone horribly wrong (and there should be some institutional response).
Great comment, agreed. There was some suggestion of (3), and maybe there was too much. I think there are times when expectations about the plan are equivalent to literal desires about how the task should be done. For making coffee, I expect that it won’t create much noise. But also, I actually want the coffee-making to not be particularly noisy, and if it’s the case that the first plan for making coffee also creates a lot of noise as a side effect, this is a situation where something in the goal specification has gone horribly wrong (and there should be some institutional response).