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The author of the paper critically analyzes a quasi-theory of future contingents (PFC) given by Marcin Tkaczyk and proposes his own explication of its theses and terms. The author makes it by introducing operational definitions of temporal and modal concepts, distinguishing between the causal and functional determination, discussing the status of the principle of bivalence, and re¬placing Tkaczyk’s...
The paper is a comment on the formalization of the antinomy of futura contigentia in the form of a (inconsistent) theory formulated by Marcin Tkaczyk in the language of classical pre-dicate calculus. I argue that some features of the formalization in question are contro¬versial from the viewpoint of formal semantics and ontology, and suggest two ways of removing some of those controversies.
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