How much of the problem is mistaking the act of providing input to a deterministic system for the act of providing information to an agent with discretion? Or (in less-absolute terms) making an error regarding the amount of discretion available to that agent.
I think that doctors, in most places, almost never can physically coerce patients to receive some treatment. I would be worried, even for myself, by regular social pressure tho.
By which I mean to imply:
How much of the problem is mistaking the act of providing input to a deterministic system for the act of providing information to an agent with discretion? Or (in less-absolute terms) making an error regarding the amount of discretion available to that agent.
Great point!
I think that doctors, in most places, almost never can physically coerce patients to receive some treatment. I would be worried, even for myself, by regular social pressure tho.