Good point, and you’re right that that’s the complex part. It’s very hard to say the criterion, but it’s the difference between “I feel like I should donate more of my money to charity because of this argument” vs “I should donate more of my money to charity, which I realized because of this argument”.
The deliberative process is like your heuristic in A*, and you definitely feel some strong push toward that option, but the S1 pathfinder hasn’t approved of the thing until (something happens), which I’m going to call “realizing it”. I think this meshes with our other uses of the phrase. Cf someone who “realizes there is nothing left for them here”, or “realizes that person is actually good”, or something—they aren’t going to have any sort of akrasia on acting from that new belief.
Good point, and you’re right that that’s the complex part. It’s very hard to say the criterion, but it’s the difference between “I feel like I should donate more of my money to charity because of this argument” vs “I should donate more of my money to charity, which I realized because of this argument”.
The deliberative process is like your heuristic in A*, and you definitely feel some strong push toward that option, but the S1 pathfinder hasn’t approved of the thing until (something happens), which I’m going to call “realizing it”. I think this meshes with our other uses of the phrase. Cf someone who “realizes there is nothing left for them here”, or “realizes that person is actually good”, or something—they aren’t going to have any sort of akrasia on acting from that new belief.