I get that it’s coming up, but I’ll reiterate the confusion so that (at “worst”) you have the ability to make sure you answer any parts of it that you want in the next essay.
You say that autonomy is the ability to do anything allowed by physical laws, and then say later that you may add things to this list. It might help to give an example in the footnote if what you mean is something like “Alex cannot choose to take a shuttle to the moon now, but he may if he builds a shuttle first, which has a cost in resources, time, energy, etc”, because it’s otherwise an apparent contradiction.
That’s the topic of the next essay, yeah; see footnote.
I get that it’s coming up, but I’ll reiterate the confusion so that (at “worst”) you have the ability to make sure you answer any parts of it that you want in the next essay.
You say that autonomy is the ability to do anything allowed by physical laws, and then say later that you may add things to this list. It might help to give an example in the footnote if what you mean is something like “Alex cannot choose to take a shuttle to the moon now, but he may if he builds a shuttle first, which has a cost in resources, time, energy, etc”, because it’s otherwise an apparent contradiction.