I have no idea as to what you're saying "no". But I am assuming that the Holocene interglacial has peaked. So does almost everyone else familiar with these data. It is YOU that are the outlier in that regard. That is why we would like you to explain why you think every interglacial has to hit the same temperature. But you keep dodging the question.
The common prediction from folks who actually know state that the next glacial period would not have occurred for ten thousand years or so. I assume that one way or another AGW will end. Whether or not that will have pushed the Earth past a tipping point to a new, warmer stable state is unknown but possible. Obviously, the Milankovitch cycles continue, but they never accomplished what they did over the last 3 million years all by themselves. The feedback from CO2 was required. So, as long as CO2 levels are kept fully synthetic by human emissions, who knows what Milankovitch can do.
Now then, again, why do you believe all interglacials must peak at the same temperature? Let's see your reference source for that.