There are several reasons, therefore, to expect at least some  divergence between what one has reason, or ought, to do or intend, and  what it would be rationally coherent for one to do or intend.  But that  is perfectly compatible with partial convergence, even of a  non-accidental character.  As we will discuss below, some suggest that  among the things that agents have reason, or ought, to do or intend is  precisely to make their responses rationally coherent.  Just as we ought  not to torture, or ought to care for our children, we ought to be  rationally coherent.