No contract has ever been signed with perfectly symmetrical information. So if that's the standard then no human being has ever had volition. If you mean there

No contract has ever been signed with perfectly symmetrical information. So if that's the standard then no human being has ever had volition. If you mean there's some maximum acceptable threshold of asymmetrical information then the obvious rejoinder is who gets to decide what that threshold is? (And, philosophically, how is that decided when any possible deciders, or combination of deciders, are themselves asymmetrically informed?)