For Byrd, there were issues that were simply too important for political trivialization, issues that required a senator to do what was right -- and the threat of climate change, the need for modernization in the energy industry had finally become one of them.
The relative reduction of the force R = F THMC / F HMC for β = 0.7 and β = 0.9 in the CP model is shown in Fig. 2. In both cases a reduction by about 60% can be reached at a value of t T around 0.5, much smaller than the t T = 1 for which trivialization is reached with the exact flow.
For us the trivialization of rape and the absence of justice are viciously intertwined with narratives of sexual surveillance, legal access and availability to our personhood.
The threat of trivialization is a major motivation behind responses to the arguments for unlimited pancomputationalism.
But even in that appreciation, seeds of trivialization appeared.
Whether confronting war or genocide, a terrorist attack or a natural disaster, the importance of bearing witness bumps up against the danger of trivialization and exploitation.
"With the passage of time, memories fade, witnesses disappear, and with that comes the whole manifestation of trivialization," said Abraham H. Foxman, national director of the Anti-Defamation League. Anti-Defamation League
Holocaust dramatizations are almost always vexatious, courting the danger of trivialization by forcing terrible events to conform to the demands of narrative.
Mr. Vahanian, a churchgoing Presbyterian throughout his life, was a professor at Syracuse University when a small literary publisher released "The Death of God," a scholarly work that took church leaders to task for what he considered the trivialization of Christian teaching in the secular age.
He chides the American political culture and legal theory for what he calls this "trivialization of religion".
