Conclusions:
Ben's in the coffin. My guess is Hurley (like Sayid, it appears) ultimately realizes that Ben was right all along, and something Locke did caused something terrible to happen. My money is on Claire biting the big one. (Maybe Locke blows up the chopper after Aaron and Claire board it. That's probably too awesome/controversial to happen, so I won't hold my breath.)
Michael's on the boat in an attempt to make up for killing Ana Lucia and Libby.
Jack is funny! (The follow in 20 minutes comment)
The heading that Lapidus must follow is 325: the same heading that Michael had to follow after leaving from the pier.
The future war: Ben leads his troops for one side, with the other has Abbadon second in command to Penny's father or Sun's father. I haven't decided if Abbadon is The Economist or it's his boss.
Odds & Ends:
I'm not saying she's not one of the Oceanic 6, but until I hear someone say that Kate is one, the only ones we know so far are Hurley, Sayid and Jack. (And I am not 100% sure on Jack, but I think he is a good assumption as he seems to freely appear in public in his and Hurley's flash forwards, whereas Kate does not.)
I wish we could have seen Lapidus' reaction when he and Jack were discussing the Red Sox. Because I think Lapidus was talking about the 2007 Sox and Jack (obviously) the 2004.
Apparently, the woman that was with Faraday in his flashback last week was his caretaker, not his wife/girlfriend. In the enhanced repeat before the new ep last night, that information appeared at the bottom of the screen during that scene. I wonder what that means.
And one wacky question:
How old is Rousseau really? If she thinks she's been on the island for 15 years, what does that mean real-world?
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