[Heartlogic-dev] Open Heart Logic Wiki wiki page OperationJoshuaGoalBabyPilot updated by AnonymousGnome

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Open Heart Logic Wiki page OperationJoshuaGoalBabyPilot edited by AnonymousGnome

--- database/OperationJoshuaGoalBabyPilot.old   Fri Jun  3 12:36:34 2005
+++ database/OperationJoshuaGoalBabyPilot       Fri Jun  3 12:36:34 2005
@@ -1,9 +1,7 @@
-Here is an introduction for JoshuaGoalResearchQuestion.
+First, take a look at JoshuaGoalResearchQuestion.
 
 Overall Goal:
 
-The overall goal of any operation whose name begins with a 'camel caps' 
version of "Operation Joshua Goal" is 
-
 (1) To empirically induce a taxonomy of goal-pairs.
 
 (2) To isolate an agent's proper goals from an agent's 
@@ -25,18 +23,22 @@
 
 MAKING ISSUES CLEAR
 
-> What is a goal pair?
+=== What is a goal pair?
 
 A goal pair is the goal status of two agents towards the same goal topic
 at a given moment in time.  Another way to think about it is that a
 goal-pair is the same thing as "shared attention" or a "joint
 attentional frame".
 
-> Goal pair impolies two story characters.  What if there is one person in the 
story?  There are no goal pairs?  What if there are three or more people?
+A goal pair is an affective but not quite an emotional state. 
+If an agent is in some sort of goal pair state, that has some sort of 
+affective phenomenology that is distinct from other goal pairs.
+
+=== Goal pair impolies two story characters.  What if there is one person in 
the story?  There are no goal pairs?  What if there are three or more people?
 
 If there is only one story character then there are no goal pairs.  If more 
than two character, we consider each pairing of characters. Although goal 
triples and goal n-tuples for n > 2 might be important states, we currently 
(2005) consider them beyond the scope of our work.   OCC does not consider 
situations in which more than two goals were involved as well.
 
-> The 9 possible Goal Pairs Are Listed Below.  Examples are given in selected 
cases.
+=== The 9 possible Goal Pairs Are Listed Below.  Examples are given in 
selected cases.
 
 (1) Goal/Goal