Phil Hoyeck @PAHoyeck · 31 Aug 2026
The second is collective intentionality, i.e., the ability to share intentional states with others. This occurs, e.g., when multiple people are playing a team sport. Each understands his individual actions in terms of a collective goal: “We are playing a game of soccer.” 7/
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