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Dear Gunnar thanks Gunnar. i am not suggesting to abandon the concepts of cause and effect. i just merely point out that the distinction between cause and effect is conceptual rather than actual. (but then what is conceptual is actual, isn't it?) however, i like your question. let's do abandon cause and effect to see what is left of intent. anyone? rosan Gunnar Swanson wrote: > On Jan 4, 2005, at 8:54 AM, Rosan Chow wrote: > > Thanks Charles. Precisely, it is only a conceptual distinction, no > > more no > > less!? - Rosan > > Rosan, > > I'm curious where the abandonment of cause and effect as ideas leaves > you with the idea of intent. > > Gunnar > ---------- > Gunnar Swanson Design Office > 536 South Catalina Street > Ventura California 93001-3625 USA > > +1 805 667-2200 > [log in to unmask] > > http://www.gunnarswanson.com