It is nonsensical for people to make that argument.
I like the temperature example because there are multiple definitions of zero, but the rule is equally nonsensical for many applications.
"It would be nonsensical for us to address his petition prior to the conclusion of the current proceeding to which he is already a party".
I also think that at a time of global unrest, it would be nonsensical for us to get rid of our nuclear weapons.
It suggests that vorticity-free water remains vorticity-free if it is squeezed into a narrow pipe, and this too is plainly nonsensical, for the well-established parabolic profile illustrated by Figure 10 is not vorticity-free.
While the latter option sounds nonsensical for a company with as much cash in the bank as Apple, a number of cash-rich technology companies, including Microsoft and Cisco, have issued debt, taking advantage of low interest rates.
Howman, who is on vacation in New Zealand, said it would be "nonsensical" for him to ignore an invitation just because Armstrong had criticized antidoping officials so harshly and publicly.
Mr. Assad and President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia have ridiculed the American claims, asserting that it would be nonsensical for the Syrian government to use such weapons on its own citizens, and that an inquiry by United Nations chemical weapons investigators had not yet presented its findings on whether such munitions were even deployed.
"It's nonsensical for Cameron to say he wants to start the debates early, but the negotiations late".
Assuming that the child has a life worth living, this seems wrong if not nonsensical (for a discussion, see Narveson 1967, Parfit 1984, appendix G; Bykvist 2007; Arrhenius 2009a; McMahan 1981, 2009; Rabinowicz 2009).
