Well, not in the stuff of policy, but yes in its feedback rules. There's (1) symptom/diagnosis distinction (sure, treating the disease eventually cures the sym

Well, not in the stuff of policy, but yes in its feedback rules. There's (1) symptom/diagnosis distinction (sure, treating the disease eventually cures the symptoms, but we're evaluating it against associated causality and prognosis concepts) and (2) a matter of ethical structure (i.e. deontology vs. consequentialism). #1 is why they should be separated in theoretical terms. #2 is why they're distinct political programs.