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Many different realms of discourse have the same structure as the extensions that have been indicated here.  From a strictly logical point of view, each new layer of terms is composed of independent logical variables that are no different in kind from those that go before, and each further course of logical atoms is treated like so many individual, but otherwise indifferent bricks by the prototype computer program that I use as a propositional interpreter.  Thus, the names that I use to single out the differential and the intentional extensions, and the lexical paradigms that I follow to construct them, are meant to suggest the interpretations that I have in mind, but they can only hint at the extra meanings that human communicators may pack into their terms and inflections.

Many different realms of discourse have the same structure as the extensions that have been indicated here.  From a strictly logical point of view, each new layer of terms is composed of independent logical variables that are no different in kind from those that go before, and each further course of logical atoms is treated like so many individual, but otherwise indifferent bricks by the prototype computer program that I use as a propositional interpreter.  Thus, the names that I use to single out the differential and the intentional extensions, and the lexical paradigms that I follow to construct them, are meant to suggest the interpretations that I have in mind, but they can only hint at the extra meanings that human communicators may pack into their terms and inflections.

As applied here, the word ''intentional'' is drawn from common use and may have little bearing on its technical use in other, more properly philosophical, contexts.  I am merely using the complex of intentional concepts - aims, ends, goals, objectives, purposes, and so on - metaphorically to flesh out and vividly to represent any situation where one needs to contemplate a system in multiple aspects of state and destination, that is, its being in certain states and at the same time acting as if headed through certain states.  If confusion arises, more neutral words like ''conative'', ''contingent'', ''discretionary'', ''experimental'', ''kinetic'', ''progressive'', ''tentative'', or ''trial'' would probably serve as well.

As applied here, the word ''intentional'' is drawn from common use and may have little bearing on its technical use in other, more properly philosophical, contexts.  I am merely using the complex of intentional concepts — aims, ends, goals, objectives, purposes, and so on — metaphorically to flesh out and vividly to represent any situation where one needs to contemplate a system in multiple aspects of state and destination, that is, its being in certain states and at the same time acting as if headed through certain states.  If confusion arises, more neutral words like ''conative'', ''contingent'', ''discretionary'', ''experimental'', ''kinetic'', ''progressive'', ''tentative'', or ''trial'' would probably serve as well.

===Life on Easy Street===

===Life on Easy Street===