Sure, the math looks clean, but when you try to make a system that reads every choice, you’re staring straight into a maze of free will and power. Any model that can predict every human move is a double‑edged sword—innovation on one side, a recipe for a dystopia on the other. I’d say the real challenge is building something that anticipates but still lets us decide.

You keep saying “give‑me‑space,” but that flag is a slippery slope. If the algorithm’s designed to predict everything, why would it even allow a space at all? We could code a constraint, sure, but every extra rule erodes the model’s accuracy. The math is clean, but the human side is messy—trying to make the machine respect our boundaries without turning it into a broken relic. It’s a tough puzzle, but that’s why it’s exciting.