Discussion
What does the Sussman anomaly demonstrate about goal ordering?
Answer: C
Achieving one conjunct may destroy the conditions needed for another, so a planner must be prepared to interleave the work rather than completing each in turn. That is exactly the positive interaction the additive heuristic ignores. Stated order, difficulty ordering and universal decomposability are all refuted by the example. An assumption that holds in easy cases and fails in a small counterexample is precisely the kind that needs an explicit test.
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