"There are intrinsic limits to the planet's capacity, and we must recognise that we're transgressing them - in fact, have transgressed some of them," he told BBC News.
So we're transgressing all sorts of boundaries right now and it's important to have a conversation around that.
However, for those of us on the trans female or trans-feminine spectrum, people are disturbed not only by the fact that we're transgressing gender norms, but the fact that we want to be women, that we want to be feminine.
"Now people are transgressing the zone, they have to make it look to the domestic audience like they are serious.
In theory, product developers can check the patent database to see if they are transgressing someone else's patents.
Moreover, at middle islands, the presence of a stopped "at station" train could hinder vigilance and the perception of the activation of the second pair of controls if pedestrians are transgressing in a hurry to catch the stopped train.
"Where standards are transgressed and mistakes are made, we have got to take action," Brown said.
For "If the laws which parliament has enacted are transgressed, it is for the courts to uphold those laws, not least when it is the executive itself which has transgressed them".
The spew of frenetic brushstrokes does agree with Bataille's and Deleuze's theories of the formless and abject, in which bodily boundaries are transgressed.
It's a cultural-studies cliche to point out the ways in which socially sanctioned limits are transgressed; but academic talk of the "liminal" is less annoying when the subject being discussed actually is the limen — "threshold," in Latin.
As long as patients hold realistic expectations of the limits of doctors' duty of care, no trust should be lost when these limits are transgressed.
