Just as the concept of futile treatment is used to indicate the limits of a doctor's obligations when further intervention no longer can achieve therapeutic goals, enhancement interventions are thought to fall outside health care's proper domain of practice by going "beyond therapy" in pursuit of other non-medical goals.
I am also confused by the concept of "futile cycling": I'm not clear on exactly what is cycling or being cycled.
The result of this examination consists in the verdict that all attempts to capture the true nature of reality in terms of these categories are futile because all these concepts are unintelligible, inconsistent and in the end self-contradictory.
That concept, although ultimately futile, gained some traction around that time, as Sikorski and Edvard Beneš from the Czechoslovak government-in-exile, signed an agreement declaring the intent to pursue closer cooperation on 10 November that year.
Without considering these factors, powerful treatment concepts may be considered futile, when in fact the cause of futility may lie elsewhere.
However, it is impossible and futile to predefine every possible chemistry concept into CML.
In a neoadjuvant concept they will be spared futile morbidity of Whipple's procedure.
Another forerunner is Fellini's "8 ½," whose theme of creative blockage is glibly recycled in Charles's futile struggle to come up with a cover concept for an album by his best friend, Kirby Star Jason Schwartzmann), a bushy-haired comedic rocker.
For those who struggle to maintain a firewall between their professional and personal lives, a concept car from Renault suggests that your resistance is admirable, but futile.
To use these concepts, we need to be able to identify our efforts as either futile or enhancing and we need to know what the boundary means for going further.
