In the last post I have stated that random lists are boundary objects: They include a low level of list-ness, and can therefore often better be described as sets or groups (I used these two terms quite carelessly as interchangeable - I will stay with the term 'set'), which have a certain degree of list-ness. Now I want to look into this a bit more thoroughly. To look at boundary objects such as ra
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