When we tell a person to do something, we always give them some freedom in how to do it. When we tell a computer to do something, we don't. If one were to instr

When we tell a person to do something, we always give them some freedom in how to do it. When we tell a computer to do something, we don't. If one were to instruct a human being to go to the grocery store in absolutely full micromanaged detail, it would look equally unnatural ("Lift your right knee. Swing your right foot forward. Put down your right foot...") Sort of like that videogame QWOP.