Helmut, list
1] I will not get into any political commentary on this list.
2] If we can stick to Peirce - the phrase of 'in the future' is
definitely NOT a synonym for 'predestined'.
And Peirce's outline of the Final Interpretant is '"that which
would be fin
Edwina, List,
I think, that "final" in "final interpretant" is not meant like "in the future" or predestined, but just, that to everything could exist a unique, unambiguous representation of its momentary state and being. If a thing is blurred or ambiguous, this vagueness or ambiguity would be
