nerd snipe suggestion: implement a function called dont that inspects the caller and finds the enclosing conditional, analyze that, and then modify a variable such that the condition evaluates to false next time. you can throw an exception if you can’t figure out how (since this is obviously undecidable and also sometimes impossible)
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in reply to @porglezomp's post:
I literally had almost the same thought when seeing the car AI CSSpost again the other day, except I was trying to think of how a whole environment built around the concept would function
...I did not get very far
are you familiar with symbolic execution. you could make it function like that
good news! under the rules I can always throw an exception!
bad news? going to crash
you did absolutely nerd snipe me though