 An alternative view identifies intention with the unconditional judgement that a given action is no less desirable than others. It thus permits me to intend either of two equivalent options. The problem is that it permits me to intend both options, even if I know that they are incompatible. Against this, Bratman claims that it is irrational to intend A and intend B if one cannot rationally intend A-and-B, as when doing both is inconsistent with one’s beliefs (Bratman 1985, §(Bratman 1985, §V).