Chief executives care infinitely more about a downpage story in a national print newspaper than 100m impressions on social media.
Or pay the slightest notice to how NFL writers and fans seem to care infinitely more about deflated footballs than they do that many of the league's veterans seem to be developing CTE), the Player's Tribune will be the forum through which that history is made.
But not caring would be infinitely worse, and this movie takes a humane and honorable stand against indifference.
We're seeing the gathering of many disparate voices into smaller sets and a set of infinitely-provided audiences that only care about choosing Number One.
I am pro-choice, don't go to church on Sundays, don't put stock in the Bible or doctrine, challenge traditional ideas of religion and spirituality and care infinitely more about trying to be a kind, humble person than actively worshipping.
But in recent years, the Mercuries have been attended by something infinitely more damaging: the sense that hardly anyone actually cares.
Summits of human achievement all – indeed, at some point it will be the Press Awards, the Oscars of British journalism, about which leading industry figures care far more than you can possibly imagine, and infinitely more than is remotely seemly.
Sanchez would be "infinitely easier" for Republicans to work with on rural issues he cares about, LaMalfa said.
It's basically an infinitely renewable resource — at least for as long as any of us care — and it's free.
"I don't care what's normal," Cumberbatch's Turing snaps; "The world is an infinitely better place because you aren't," Knightley's Clarke later insists.
But is infinite information infinitely valuable?
