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| Status | Active |
| Version | 2 |
| Role | granted |
| Warrant | interpretive |
| Tags | agency |
| Line | will-organization |
| Works | organization-of-will |
| Complements | CLAIM-024 — Nothing here is new but a question: planning theory, control theory, executive control and institutional theory already study every mechanism the account names, and where the account has been set beside the expected value of control and Ainslie's interests it differs only in asking what governs how the driver changes rather than who drives, a question those mechanisms may answer without it |
| Uses | TERM-023 — will-organization |
| Cited as “complements” by | CLAIM-487 — Describing the relations that decide which regime becomes effective as one will-organization, across realizers, explains something that planning theory, control theory, executive-control research and institutional theory each describing their own realizer does not |
“We do not claim that the individual mechanisms composing a will-organization are novel.” The concession narrows CLAIM-027 to cross-realization unification.
It is accepted and it cuts against a stronger reading of the thesis. Filing it means a later draft cannot quietly claim the mechanisms after all.