satisfice

When one satisfices, one aims at the good enough and chooses the good enough because it realizes his aim at the good enough.

The other point against the upward slope is that a robot version of your mother is uncanny not because it apes a "healthy human," but because your mother is already a robot: a life form who satisfices the conditions for being a female human and performs motherhood in a manner that passes our ad hoc Turing Test.

While the economic man maximizes, the administrative man satisfices, i.e.

The robustness function explicitly satisfices rather than optimizes the profit.

In addition, it would also allow explicit control over (virtual) players with mismatched strategies (e.g., one playing a Cournot strategy while the other satisfices, something that cannot be done in the laboratory at all).