They don't believe in humanity's ability to reach a point at which technology will be so complex as to render us inconsequential.
You are who you are, and embracing a new lifestyle doesn't render your past inconsequential.
"What's that?" you say, pointing to pale, almost translucent ribbons of something unusual looking in red oil that glistens brightly enough to render the answer inconsequential.
In both situations, the underlying scientific knowledge was quite well established, while the uncertainties were never enough to render the problem inconsequential.
A much faster way to render the regulation inconsequential would be for the Education Department to decide not to enforce it, which DeVos did not rule out in her testimony.
The problem extends further when, without understanding the context behind Asian American low-voter turnout, politicians render our votes inconsequential and don't seek to reach out to our communities at all.
Regardless, his range of contemporary work is arresting enough to render past claims inconsequential; which is why, at age 40, Perconte is still a major contender in the French digital arts sphere.
But that lack of rigor renders them inconsequential.
The film's impressively plotted psychological feats are nonetheless rendered insubstantial, inconsequential, even trivial by their utter dissociation from the characters' temperament, motives, and inner life — from character as such.
For Bryant, an obsessive who prides himself on a kind of basketball virtuosity ("As far as one on one, I'm the best to ever do it," he has said), O'Neal represented an affront to the game itself: a giant so physically dominant around the rim that his indifference to mastering something as elementary as free throws was rendered maddeningly inconsequential.
Elizabeth Johnson (1993) likens it to a buried continent whose subaqueous pull shaped all the visible landmass; androcentric bias has massively distorted every aspect of the terrain and rendered invisible, inconsequential, or nonexistent the experience and significance of half the human race.
