  The application of  (G*1)  to the case of Jones explains why (G*1) does not imply the possibility of jointly unfulfillable obligations. Although what would happen if Jones were to ⟨go to the faculty meeting⟩ at \(t_2\) is better than what would happen if she were to do anything else at \(t_2\) that, as of \(t_1\), she can do, Jones is nevertheless not obligated at \(t_1\) to ⟨go to the faculty meeting⟩ at \(t_2\). This is because if Jones were to perform one of the acts required for ⟨going to the faculty meeting⟩, viz. ⟨going to the office⟩, then the worst outcome would occur. As of \(t_1\), any act that precludes ⟨staying home⟩ at \(t_1\) is impermissible.