It kind of is the kids being bad at following instructions, if they've got no idea how to consider the correlation between their actions, or examine each other for evidence of being the sort of agent who makes internal logical commitments corresponding to outward verbal commitments.

Not that it isn't adorable, but.

...maybe he should've had everyone run a version of this game where they pretend to be Abyss demons so as to test actual comprehension of instructions / willingness to write Defect literally at all.

It kind of is the kids being bad at following instructions, if they've got no idea how to consider the correlation between their actions, or examine each other for evidence of being the sort of agent who makes internal logical commitments corresponding to outward verbal commitments.

Not that it isn't adorable, but.

...maybe he should've had everyone run a version of this game where they pretend to be Abyss demons, first, so as to test actual comprehension of instructions / willingness to write Defect literally at all.

It kind of is the kids being bad at following instructions, if they've got no idea how to consider the correlation between their actions, or examine each other for evidence of being the sort of agent who makes internal logical commitments corresponding to outward verbal commitments.

Not that it isn't adorable to watch a bunch of eight-year-olds make up totally specious reasons for being nice to each other, but.

...maybe he should've had everyone run a version of this game where they pretend to be Abyss demons, first, so as to test actual comprehension of instructions / willingness to write Defect literally at all.

It kind of is the kids being bad at following instructions, if they've got no idea how to consider the correlation between their actions, or examine each other for evidence of being the sort of agent who makes internal logical commitments corresponding to outward verbal commitments.

Not that it isn't adorable to watch a bunch of eight-year-olds make up totally specious and implausible reasons for being nice to each other, but.

...maybe he should've had everyone run a version of this game where they pretend to be Abyss demons, first, so as to test actual comprehension of instructions / willingness to write Defect literally at all.

It kind of is the kids being bad at following instructions, if they've got no idea how to consider the logical-probabilistic correlation between their actions, or examine each other for evidence of being the sort of agent who makes internal logical commitments corresponding to outward verbal commitments.

Not that it isn't adorable to watch a bunch of eight-year-olds make up totally specious and implausible reasons for being nice to each other, but.

...maybe he should've had everyone run a version of this game where they pretend to be Abyss demons, first, so as to test actual comprehension of instructions / willingness to write Defect literally at all.

It kind of is the kids being bad at following instructions, if they've got no idea how to consider the logical-probabilistic correlation between their actions, or examine each other for evidence of being the sort of agent who runs internal logic corresponding to outward verbal representations.

Not that it isn't adorable to watch a bunch of eight-year-olds make up totally specious and implausible reasons for being nice to each other, but.

...maybe he should've had everyone run a version of this game where they pretend to be Abyss demons, first, so as to test actual comprehension of instructions / willingness to write Defect literally at all.