The Future (n.) is, along with the past, not a static container, nor a part of temporal objects, or even a point of time... it is, rather, the way in which temporal objects and the points of time it occupies appear to us.
The Future (n.) is following the literal German (die zukunft), 'what is coming toward me and is already with me.'.
The Future (n.) is not a not-yet-now. Rather, it enters into the present.
The Future (n.) is not a now that has not yet become 'actual' and that sometime will be for the first time, but the coming in which da-sein comes toward itself in its inmost potentiality of being.
The Future (n.) is not known. Nevertheless, in order to determine orderability as the last possible phase in the historical transformation of presence, no prophetic glimpse into the future is needed.
The Future (n.) is nothing but the fact that we are not mere slaves to the current situation we are delivered into since we go to work on in by glimpsing possibilities in it that we can try to actualize.
The Future (n.) is nothing other than 'my ability to have possible ways of being'.
The Future (n.) is nothing other than the possibilities we pursue that define us as individuals whereas the past is that which we inherit and share with others.
The Future (n.) is simply what we call it when things become present with certain characteristics when are interpreted as a hammer or what not.
The Future (n.) is that primordial phenomenon that is preserved as a distinctive possibility by the letting-come-toward-itself.
The Future (n.) is the dimension of contingency.
The Future (n.) is the locus of my obligations to my being. I pay my debt to my being through my projects. Through them I answer the call of conscience, which is the appeal to recognize my responsibility for my being.
The Future (n.) is nothing other than a roundabout way of saying 'the ability to have possible ways of Being'.
Future (n.) is nothing but the coming in which Dasein, in its ownmost potentiality-for-Being, comes towards itself.
Future (n.) is the most important dimension of our temporality; the condition of having to choose to be who I am.
The Future (n.) is finite, because it is bounded by mortality.
The Future (n.) is, in a way, the source of the past in that my past gets its meaning for me only from my projection of a future.