It seems to me both strategies articulated here reflect three values.
All else equal, implementing a helpful act is better than not doing so, and what makes that act good is its outcome rather than meeting some stated desire of a consenting user.
There can be additional value to strategies where consent is obtained first.
Helping sooner is better than helping later when a time delay would not change the outcome of the help or the extent to which the help matched stated desires.
Obviously you were very clear in not explicitly judging the strategies you mentioned, but reading them did make me think about how someone who did find them wise might respond to situations
It seems to me both strategies articulated here reflect three values.
Obviously you were very clear in not explicitly judging the strategies you mentioned, but reading them did make me think about how someone who did find them wise might respond to situations