In this work, the authors construct a logical analysis of human actions, focusing on those actions based on choice. Using their examination of "seeing to it that", they investigate a large number of topics, including imperatives, deontic logic, strategies, determinism, and promising assertion.



In this elucidating work, the authors attempt to construct a logical analysis of human actions, focusing on those actions based on choice. Using their examination of "seeing to it that," they investigate a large number of topics, including imperatives, deontic logic, strategies, determinism, and promising assertion. One of the work's provocative conclusions is that one, actual future does not exist; instead, all possible futures are on par with one another.