"You go through all the players just on talent alone," Cashman said, explaining where he is in the process, "and then you start engaging agents.
Instead of engaging agents, Cochrane passed the contract to Balfour and Baker, who held it until at least 1815.
They further agree that these imaginary constructions lay the foundation for the sort of social, engaged agent we will become.
Yet, at the same time, one might also recognize that, as facticity, one genuinely holds a belief, and that the belief is central to one's being as an engaged agent in this situation.
An agent can choose dynamically with which other agents or objects to interact, when to engage other agents or objects, and which of various actions to take.
By going beyond simple supply-chain collaborations, firms have to engage with agents that function in different ways and use different codes.
When the Israeli border control agent told George that, as a Palestinian, he could not enter Israel, he attempted to engage the agent saying, "I'm not coming through as a Palestinian.
The one device I wish someone would invent: A robot that could intercept spam or telemarketing calls and then engage the agent in an extended conversation before asking to be put on the do-not-call list.
There are only such internal practical reasons, since putative external reasons could not rationally engage the agent's motivation and therefore contribute to the right kind of explanation of action.
