They are now taking part indefinitely, taking part ad infinitum.
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You could start to review things ad nauseam, ad infinitum.
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Idle butlers will be forced to play solitaire ad infinitum.
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My best friend and I would draw Fred Flintstone ad infinitum.
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How do you know, versus continuing to edit and tweak ad infinitum?
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He lets me rake his hair like a Zen garden, ad infinitum.
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New is scary—new writers, female directors, black directors, scripts, ad infinitum.
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Because it's the right thing to do, we've been told ad infinitum.
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There's nobody you know who knows anybody who knows anybody, ad infinitum.
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These are the Vines that have brought the British electorate joy ad infinitum.
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You've said enemies respawn on the player's death—but is that ad infinitum?
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It's worth repeating, and he does it beautifully, but maybe not ad infinitum.
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And there could be a third layer below that, and a fourth, ad infinitum.
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Of course, that restarts the installment plan, which continues, year after year, ad infinitum.
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So was the month before that one, and the month before that, ad infinitum.
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But you get the feeling that this struggle is going to repeat ad infinitum.
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It's an unfair succession of events that plagues mankind, to be repeated ad infinitum.
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But, as sure as night follows day, the faults were spotted and magnified ad infinitum.
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And their friends, lovers, spouses, customers, rivals, ad infinitum, with a variety that continually astonishes.
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Odds are, most kids would be perfectly fine with watching an Adam Sandler movie ad infinitum.
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Huge organizations like FIFA deal with immense and complicated supply chains—subcontractor after subcontractor ad infinitum.
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I have children now, and I know how they can watch one particular movie ad infinitum.
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"It's been like therapy ad infinitum," Madden says, of the responses to her tell-all book.
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Superhero cinema has lectured us, ad infinitum, on the responsibility that is conferred by extraordinary gifts.
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Rhymes can be simple and repeat ad infinitum: The appeal is all in delivery and tone.
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And this is just the tip of the iceberg — these positive feedback mechanisms continue ad infinitum.
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Technically, many of us are already having the same experience: socially distanced, at home, ad infinitum.
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But that was a novel experience for me, not an action I'd want to repeat ad infinitum.
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At this point, ad infinitum drops of surprising "Old Town Road" collabs feel like a foregone conclusion.
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You know that whole trapped-in-time element of the plot, wherein everything is repeated ad infinitum?
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The harder or longer we work out, the more of these calories we will expend, ad infinitum.
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Video games by and large were sedentary, meant to be played in a comfortable chair ad infinitum.
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She has given everything to me and my siblings and would continue to do so ad infinitum.
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It's a close-up look into the moments of someone's life you don't normally see, repeated ad-infinitum.
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Then, as you master each level and move on to the next, the complexity increases almost ad infinitum.
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And this is when the media started saying ad infinitum: Well, obviously, a terror attack helps Donald Trump.
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Since that interview, she's released nine studio albums, and has performed across the entire globe virtually ad infinitum.
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We've discussed 16A's ADULTING ad infinitum, so let's move on to some other clues: 23A: Nice wordplay here.
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As nonprofit fund-raising literature repeats ad infinitum, more women die of heart disease than all cancers combined.
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It builds on the past, from folk to blues to rock and roll to disco, punk, ad infinitum.
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Baby shark, doo doo doo doo doo doo, baby shark, doo doo doo doo doo doo, ad infinitum.
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"These questions of identity have been tackled ad infinitum by those interested in sociology and electoral politics," he said.
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"We wouldn't want to have our hands tied to import ad infinitum rules that are made elsewhere," he said.
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Because they are on a BBC budget and probably wearing their own clothes, the looks are repeated ad infinitum.
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It wants for consideration—to be fawned over, talked about breathlessly, uploaded, debated and argued about, memed ad infinitum.
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The clothes we see on runways are mass-produced in factories and then copied ad infinitum in fast-fashion stores.
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He's fallen into the hole of others before him by thinking that a moment's genius can be replicated ad infinitum.
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So went the week before that and the week before, going back to the primaries, before the primaries, ad infinitum.
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When we first watched (and rewatched and rewatched, ad infinitum) Gillian Armstrong's Little Women as girls we were four sisters.
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POPs also accumulate in the fatty tissues of organisms which mean they can be passed down the food chain ad infinitum.
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But, at least historically, with the bigger rockets, people haven't been willing to sit around ad infinitum to go ad astra.
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Ad infinitum, this would lead to Oilmageddon, a 'significant and synchronized' global recession and a proper modern-day equity bear market.
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Now, I've got a "Habit" of listening to Québécois singer-songwriter Gabrielle Shonk's first indie-folk single on repeat ad infinitum.
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Why, then, would we impose on dementia patients the responsibility of processing, and then reprocessing, ad infinitum, the pain of loss?
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But once they have your email address it's over – you can expect to receive a weekly (or daily!) email ad infinitum.
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Without her, "The Lifespan of a Fact" would just be two sides of an unchanging argument, repeated with variations ad infinitum.
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Just think of the boundlessly flamboyant options available for guys to transform into gals: baubles, boas, high heels, bouffants, ad infinitum.
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Because what other way to celebrate a larger-than-life figure than ceremonious, souped-up displays of his greatest works ad infinitum?
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I consider the current investment rate too low, but to think that one can expand it ad infinitum would be voodoo economics.
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However, this does not require tracking of the user wherever they go on the internet and stockpiling of personal information ad infinitum.
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My desert-island dessert, they're the one confection I can imagine eating ad infinitum — or, at least until the rescue plane arrives.
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Every action creates a reaction, potentially ad infinitum, because everyone and everything is linked through an intricate system or web of networks.
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For the next two hours, it will be more or less the same ham sandwich set Harris plays in Las Vegas ad infinitum.
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"Superhero cinema has lectured us, ad infinitum, on the responsibility that is conferred by extraordinary gifts," Anthony Lane said in the New Yorker.
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"When you do that, it's pretty common that you take things ad infinitum, and that leads you to utopias and dystopias," he said.
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Sometimes they're like sudoku, where once you learn the basics of how to solve the puzzle you can just repeat that ad infinitum.
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More carbon in the atmosphere means more warming, which means more permafrost thaw, ad infinitum—or at least until the permafrost is gone.
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Repeat, ad infinitum, or until the gravitational pull of a proper heterosexual lifestyle collapses you two—two because, well, heteronormativity—into a nuclear lump.
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Unlike Airtable, which allows you to plug in a huge amount of data that you can sort ad infinitum, Trello boards are deliberately simple.
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We see the legacy of his "hitmaker" ethos in countless revues built around pop hits: Mama Mia, Jersey Boys, The Cher Show, ad infinitum.
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So you have all these analysts not as a potential for singular experience but as a million tabs, ad infinitum, a wheel of fortune.
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He's up there with Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan and Doctor Who, who will live on ad infinitum, regardless of how decent the latest iterations are.
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Thakur's personal story as well as her campaign slogans have come to resemble the qualities Modi propounds about himself ad infinitum — discipline, machismo, and humility.
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If the only motivation for Republicans is the next election, and the one after that, ad infinitum, why have any Republicans in Congress at all?
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Its empty mechanics, repeated ad infinitum, purely for their own sake, belong not to the present but video games in their saddest, most primordial form.
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George Mann and Nir Paldi, the leaders of the British physical theater company Ad Infinitum, said they felt ready for marriage after 13 years together.
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All these little changes add up to a slightly more appealing video platform Facebook can use to keep both users and creators coming back ad infinitum.
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Forty seconds to stage a meticulously choreographed onslaught, practiced ad infinitum to the bark of coaches who have nothing physically invested in the violence they demand.
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But there was always a risk of getting stuck in a formula: how many times could we watch Axe beat Chuck, then vice versa, ad infinitum?
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Her solo pieces were built around a vintage synthesizer capability: the sequencer, repeating a series of notes ad infinitum or making changes as the repetition continued.
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They'll replicate it in other verticals and markets ad infinitum until the cycle resets … But for now, I can't wait to meet the startup class of 2016.
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Initially, many of her artworks struck me as the opposite: she loved painting wildflowers and still lifes that seemed to carry no weight, repeated endlessly, ad infinitum.
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As soon as you've defeated one set of troops, another is ready to take its place, and thus the battle ever endures, wave after wave, ad infinitum.
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They deliver quips and silky come-hither nonsense, only to end up like a big green monster stuck on rewind: "Hulk smash!" again and again, ad infinitum.
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Left alone, we realized, Perelmann's son would partition his relationship with his father ad infinitum, and for each infinitesimal slice of relationship he would purchase a hat.
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It would make its rounds through all the memelords and eventually make it to the dank memes sector like CabbageCatMemes and then fade back into nostalgia ad infinitum.
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Instagram's Boomerang app snaps a handful of photos in quick succession, and then turns them into a GIF-like loop that plays and rewinds on itself, ad infinitum.
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By Monday, the site was live, a stunningly fast turnaround for an industry that seems at times as if it wants to debate and tweak everything ad infinitum.
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The left uppercut on a lunging, badly out of position Alistair Overeem has been replayed ad infinitum, and the counter right uppercut against Andrei Arlovski is well remembered.
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As is customary in such plays, each character has some signal, off-center trait that is worn like an ID tag, which is embellished, with variations, ad infinitum.
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During my weeks on the Trump media diet, I surfed an endless feedback loop circulating between Trump and his preferred media outlets, where speculation leads to justification, ad infinitum.
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That means if you haven't been watching Beyoncé's "Formation" music video and her Super Bowl 50 performance back-to-back ad infinitum since Saturday, you aren't doing it right.
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It's easy to hate on the Twitter thread, that weird form where somebody tweets, then replies to their own tweet, and so on ad infinitum until it finally ends.
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Atad was feeling similar to Sisyphus—she felt processing and probably morphing would occur ad infinitum with very little break to understand the ramifications of changes that would occur.
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And after subsequent protests by librarians and curators from the library, Sarkozy's solution was to propose a long-term loan that could be renewed every five years ad infinitum.
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This brings the grand total north of $2,000, If you want video storage, you'll spend at least $100 a year for Nest Aware, so just include those costs ad infinitum.
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I won't soon forget the image of Benedict Cumberbatch having hands grow out of his fingers that grow out of his hands that grow out of his fingers ad infinitum.
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For all the security that "Jersey Boys" gave Mr. Young — presumably he could have a career singing Four Seasons hits ad infinitum — that keening vocal style loomed as a musical straitjacket.
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I'm tired of paint-by-numbers movies introducing hordes of new bad guys that the hero can Hulk-smash until the next round and round and around we go, ad infinitum.
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That's because it doesn't matter how infrequently you use that tiny jar of moisturizer; if it's small, that means soon you'll have to buy another little jar (and another, ad infinitum).
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Prime numbers, the indivisible atoms of arithmetic, seem to be strewn haphazardly along the number line, starting with 2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17 and continuing without pattern ad infinitum.
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The startup world, with its seeming preoccupation with the repeated-ad-infinitum Beckett quote, "Fail again, fail better," paints failure as a trophy, a way to gain entry to the club.
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The footage presents her as a human GIF, repeating small motions with minute adjustments ad infinitum in the hallways, passages, corridors and loggias of the Italianate airplane-hangar where she lives.
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And, of course, there are those who try to cure us of aging, so that our bodies and minds will cease to deteriorate and our life spans will increase ad infinitum.
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They deliver the same old platitudes: disaffected voters, angry white men who have suffered economically and feel forgotten, Trump's populist message represented the nation's deep-seated distrust of Washington, ad infinitum.
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The rest of Culture II settles into a solid, reliable blur, stretching out Migos's signature triplet rhythms, skittering downtempo beats, and ticky-tocky back-and-forth timed ad libs ad infinitum.
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The initial impression of a room immersed in a single hue is, at the very least, striking; even colors that might repel us in the everyday become compelling when repeated ad infinitum.
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In the crusade to get rid of commonsense patent quality measures that stop the industry from continually renewing their patents ad infinitum, Big Pharma often cites the cost of research and development.
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But it seems worth repeating again and ad infinitum, especially given that "The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part" isn't as distractingly fun, shiny and bright as the more satisfying franchise installments.
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After exhibiting her skills as a witch, the sly, brilliant, and devastatingly under-appreciated Circe is banished from her father's kingdom, where nymphs frolicked and gods dined ad infinitum, to the island Aiaia.
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Once you've hunted a monster, you can just hold down X to send all your loot home rather than pressing X then right then X then right then X then right ad infinitum.
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If you have ever tried to watch a movie on Netflix and your streaming has stopped ad infinitum to "buffer" the signal, then you know the problem that eero is trying to solve.
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The herd instinct kicks in, and other users who also want to be photographed in those same lovely landscapes converge with their own cameras and Instagram accounts and followers—ad infinitum, ad nauseam.
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This gesture doesn't critique the violence of Destiny—the fact that the game relies on killing things ad infinitum—but it does consider that, in the universe of Destiny, this violence leaves marks.
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First, as has already been discussed ad infinitum, there's a standards problem — as in, there are way too many of them, and battles exist at nearly every potential layer of the communications stack.
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Even after the curtain falls on the final season of Game of Thrones, fans will continue to argue over which episodes were the best — and "definitive" rankings will continue to appear online ad infinitum.
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The same mistakes must be repeated ad infinitum until there are new ideas and new voices, but if these same mistakes are endlessly repeated, where will these new ideas and new voices come from?
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As has been amply demonstrated in every war since the end of World War II — Korea, Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Yemen, Somalia, Pakistan, ad infinitum — even tremendous military power does not win political battles.
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For all of Trump's bluster about the Mueller probe -- "NO COLLUSION" ad infinitum -- the only time he ever answered questions under the penalty of perjury was when he responded in writing to Mueller's questions.
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The result is a dizzying confusion of cause and effect as the self-perpetuating system finds sonic equilibrium, each noise in the room funneling back into the loop to be played back ad infinitum.
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The factory would cater directly to the European market, with digital designs that could be tweaked ad infinitum and robots that could seamlessly transmute them into footwear customized to the shifting preferences of Continental sneakerheads.
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The title track—a tongue-in-cheek ode to misanthropy that repeated the title phrase ad infinitum over a crushing riff—is pretty much the last word in uncomfortably- drawn-out-way-too-long Wizard.
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Where there were once the rampant pedophile gags of Morning Glory and quasi-intellectual anthropomorphized dinosaurs, there are now chintzy motivational messages from cats sitting in teacups shared ad infinitum on your mother's Facebook wall.
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In theory, you could attach other guidance systems as well or other cancer-killing payloads or continue to refine and customize and soup up ad infinitum, an evolving design guided by both imagination and biology.
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Her mother Terry helped her find Kali — but considering Terry is in a permanent, semi-vegetative state repeating the same phrase ad infinitum, it seems unlikely that she can provide Eleven with any new information.
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And, on those lines, here's hoping that every critic gets invited to the show, and that Mr. Slimane is willing to talk about it — not ad infinitum, but every once in awhile, and without restrictions.
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Case in point: Facebook's privacy violations making the news ad infinitum (thus its impending record fine from the Federal Trade Commission), on top of every other company emailing users about security leaks compromising their data.
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All four women were subjected to targeted harassment by Hindu truthers, but even then, Bhaskar had it the worst — her original tweet with the placard was photoshopped ad infinitum, each time with a more offensive message.
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If knowledge is public, you and I both know it, and you know that I know it, and I know that you know it, and you know that I know that you know it, ad infinitum.
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That includes a number of assertions -- that the Russia probe being overseen by special counsel Robert Mueller is a hoax, that the Trump tax cut was the biggest in history -- that Trump has repeated ad infinitum.
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The world, you see, an eternal recurrence, where every past injustice is repeated over and over again, ad infinitum, forming a tapestry of conspiracy designed to upend the hopes of Diaz and those who love him.
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Also, we can likely do away with fears that technology would remove the "human element" from the game (or the ability to argue ad infinitum with your drinking buddy over whether the ref got it right).
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The creators of this musical adaptation — led by Eddie Perfect (songs) and Scott Brown and Anthony King (book) — apparently concluded that everything people liked about the film should be multiplied ad infinitum, starting with Beetlejuice himself.
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"When you do [think big], it's pretty common that you take things ad infinitum, and that leads you to utopias and dystopias," says Roy Bahat, the head of a San Francisco-based venture-capital firm Bloomberg Beta.
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Granted, it has fewer keys (24) and features than the full-size version, but modularity means that you can pair it with any number of controls or make it larger by snapping together Seaboard Blocks ad infinitum.
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And while the age-old question of whether Jack (Leonardo DiCaprio) and Rose (Kate Winslet) could have both fit on the door has been discussed ad infinitum, Titanic's ending is far from the movie's only memorable scene.
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As the sociologist Michael Kimmel has argued, while we talk ad infinitum about guns, mental illness and, in this case, Islamic identity, we miss the strongest unifying factor: these mass murderers are men, almost to the last one.
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It goes on for a while, with Kristen Wiig and two more police officers coming in, and never really ends as they all just shoot each other to "Hide and Seek" ad infinitum, with the music cues overlapping.
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Britney, who wrote a chorus that essentially just repeats the word "Womanizer" ad infinitum and has the power to turn a dance floor full of 40-year-old women called Karen into a genuine threat to public safety.
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As I sat in the sun with "Untitled" and happily toiled to solve the ad infinitum conundrums it supplied, I kept wanting to fabricate fairy tales out of this vague but grisly mélange of malleable and combinatory superfluity.
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How many of those legions of figures who gambol through stage adaptations of animated movies — teapots, lions, fake Russian princesses, ad infinitum — seem to have been transliterated from the screen without any dilution of their inked-in essence?
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Kim Kardashian: Hollywood is what's called a "freemium" game, meaning that although the game is free to download (and re-download, ad infinitum), it is engineered to encourage players to make small purchases—with real money—extremely frequently.
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Similar to the kind of person that uses ad infinitum casually, Valençay's smell can be a little off-putting: it's dark, earthy, acidic funk is textbook "goaty," the olfactory equivalent of nose-diving into the floor of a sweaty barn.
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Buffon's CV is itself a work of art; a mazy timeline of records, achievements, trophy wins and accolades that continues almost ad infinitum, presented as a tower of prose attempting to no avail to condense a lifetime of unparalleled sporting success.
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Beatrix Kiddo is co-opted by boy culture every time she's reduced to that yellow tracksuit with its three inches of visible stomach skin (a sexy Halloween costume ad infinitum), and the cult around Tarantino is strictly No Girls Allowed.
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This leads to a truly creepy cinematic moment where Rachel sneaks into the man's office, looks down at his mysterious tablet, and discovers a live stream of what her eye sees: a screen within a screen within a screen, ad infinitum.
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When on-demand TV ad infinitum has potential to be a kind of poison (people who identify as "binge-watchers" have been found to report higher levels of stress, anxiety and depression), "Lady Dynamite" is the perfect—and very amusing—antidote.
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As laid out in "Ant-Man," his grindingly dull first stand-alone movie, he's an electrical engineer turned thief turned superhero who doesn't have a mythology, natural powers or a dramatic origin story that can be repeatedly retold ad infinitum.
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In a perfect live game, every night should feel different enough to be stimulating, and while it's not possible to give you levels, missions, and loot at Bungie quality ad infinitum, you should feel like you made some progress every night.
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Another issue is that image recognition technology still often lags when it comes to identifying 3D objects; even a well-known sculpture can baffle apps with its angles, resulting in the deflating, endless spin of technology that's "thinking" ad infinitum.
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Mr. Brunker, who wrote the script with five other people, fashions "Nut Job 2" as its own dull amusement park ride, where slapdash animation, a dismal story and a score by Heitor Pereira repeated ad infinitum makes for few thrills.
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Instead, it points to either a permanent retaliatory cycle with the Iranians — we hit hard, they hit hard, we hit a little harder, ad infinitum — or else a disastrous ground war in a nonessential theater, the least Jacksonian of ends.
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Consisting primarily of large sculptures based on the drawings, Durbin's extraordinary project fuses the spirit of inquiry — into time, space, representation, and perception — with a personal reimagining of an historical moment that, having been dissected ad infinitum, one would have thought exhausted.
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They discussed ad infinitum the deal that Obama worked out with Turnbull for the U.S. to accept 85033,000 economic migrants who had paid people smugglers to reach Australia, were arrested, and sent to a harsh detainment center on Nauru and Manus island.
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The above auction analysis is even more true for News Feed, which is only based on engagement, with every user mired in a self-reinforcing loop of engagement, followed by optimized content, followed by more revealing engagement, then more content, ad infinitum.
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Watching "USS Callister," I couldn't help recalling the simulated universe hypothesis, the idea that we might live inside a digital universe, on a computer in some other universe, which might be on a computer in some other universe, and on, ad infinitum.
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As studios seek to keep their film series going ad infinitum, the most valuable directors are often ones who have exhibited a strong sensibility and sense of ambition but who still lack a body of big-screen work and are thus considered more artistically governable.
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But the need to ensure a continuation of the sought for uninterrupted and unhindered data flows heavily suggests any UK government would indeed need to keep mirroring EU DP law ad infinitum if it doesn't want to choke off data flows with the continent.
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Tawny silhouettes cascaded ad infinitum around us, and directly below, at the foot of a near-vertical drop, lay the notorious Deadvlei: the desiccated clay pan, or "dead marsh," a sprawling expanse of petrified white earth studded with carcasses of acacia trees crisped into charcoal stumps.
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What Blazblue is ultimately "about" are characters trapped in a recursive loop of time, creating fictional solutions to fictional problems as an ad infinitum mirror of the creators of the games making shit up to explain other made up shit and solve cliffhangers and dangling plot threads.
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"Money money, money, money, money …" ad infinitum: Donna McKechnie opened her show "A Visit With Kander and Ebb" on Wednesday evening at Feinstein's/54 Below with the jangly "Money Song" from "Cabaret," setting the tone for an enlightening survey of that formidable Broadway team's songwriting output.
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His "Vexations," apparently intended to be played 21989 times without a break by a pianist with a very strong bladder, was written more than 21966 years before the Dadaist Francis Picabia "composed" his "La Nourrice Américaine" ("The American Nurse"), consisting of three notes repeated ad infinitum.
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Note to graduate students: Can someone please figure out whether this piece influenced the scene in "The Shining," in which a writer's much-awaited manuscript is revealed to consist of nothing but one sentence ("All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy") repeated ad infinitum?
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"To hold otherwise — to allow employers to capitalize on the persistence of the wage gap and perpetuate that gap ad infinitum — would be contrary to the text and history of the Equal Pay Act, and would vitiate the very purpose for which the Act stands," he wrote.
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However, this leads China into a "catch 22" with rising leveraging eroding private sector confidence and leading to further decline in velocity of money (it is already below Japan's) and hence requiring even more debt, ad infinitum, leading to strong disinflation, decline in ROEs whilst storing debt recognition problems.
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Justice Stephen Reinhardt (who wrote his opinion prior to his death), called the Act a "principle as simple as it is just," and that any attempt to "capitalize on the persistence of the wage gap ad perpetuate that gap ad infinitum" would violate the Equal Pay Act itself.
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You're probably wondering how we got here — into this perennial hell of fall clichés, which kicks off every August and lasts well into November and will probably continue ad infinitum until we all die of whatever cancer comes free with every cup of "pumpkin spice sauce" from concentrate.
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Singh's creation handles more or less like a 1977 OneStep Polaroid, only instead of a sheet of instant positive film, you get a digital cartridge that shows a looped GIF of the moment you captured ad infinitum (or, at least until you take a new photo with the camera).
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And I think we'll be able to exercise much, much more influence in a benign way to help Europe than we are now with the Foreign Office just telling ministers day after day, ad infinitum: "there's no point opposing this because we'll lose influence on the next vote".
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The same compulsions that have him fiddling with a succession of wet wipes as he speaks can be identified in "Work No. 20016," which consists of a group of cactuses lined up according to height, or "Work No. 129: A Door Opening and Closing," which it does, ad infinitum.
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The great thing about this puzzle is the visual presentation of the CIRCULAR REASONING flaw, that actually reads, if you start from the shaded/circled letter C and proceed clockwise, "CIRCULAR REASONING MAKES NO SENSE BECAUSE …" and repeats itself ad infinitum, which is precisely what a circular argument does.
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" In 25, Turing's colleague Irving Good pointed out that brainy devices could design even brainier ones, ad infinitum: "Thus the first ultraintelligent machine is the last invention that man need ever make, provided that the machine is docile enough to tell us how to keep it under control.
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Freeways' developer Justin Smith is known for making funny games with absurd premises, including Desert Golfing, a 2D golf game that goes on seemingly ad infinitum, only to have the game come to a screeching halt at the 64,465 hole with a moat that is impossible to hit your ball across.
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As is, the only thing that really sticks is the doomed beauty of 1962's surf rock tinged "James Bond Theme" — dum did-d-dy dum, dum dum dum, dum did-d-dy dum — which plays ad infinitum throughout the show, leaving the visitor neither shaken nor stirred, just numbed.
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Many of us would personally testify to the term's technical accuracy, having watched, ad infinitum, the horrifying video of the 43-year-old grandfather and loose-cigarette dealer gasping for air as a New York City police officer, Daniel Pantaleo, uses a chokehold and wrestles Garner down to the pavement.
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If all the cars, trucks and planes of the year 2050 run on renewable fuels instead of fossil fuels, their CO₂ emissions would need to be removed from the air, recycled into the same product they originally burned through, and the cycle would need to repeat, ad infinitum, lest emissions increase.
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Yet the smooth, cute, and joyous mood of Schlemmer's robotic sensibility conveys something that at least temporarily alleviates the feeling that we are living in an epoch of click-bait robotics fueled by predatory virtual capital, where memes and farcical fragments of vanity culture keep repeating before our eyes, ad infinitum.
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Inspired by the work of Douglas Sirk and Wong Kar Wai, the video follows a 1950s Asian-American housewife as she's worn down by her husband's infidelities—often with beautiful, idealized white women—over the course of several years, evenutally resigning herself to inadequacy and the disappointment of promises broken ad infinitum.
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"The brand strength is unquestionable but at the end of the day some investors will only want to get involved if the business can sell more units than it did in the previous year and at a higher price, and continue this trend ad infinitum," said Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell.
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The work of other hands is mandatory to the visualization of LeWitt's art as well, but it is irrelevant to its essence, given that each piece consists of a set of instructions detailing the creation of the piece, which in theory as well as practice can be made, unmade, and remade ad infinitum.
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Such repetition and ubiquity tends to trigger an existential crisis spiral where you begin to question how everything can be so different and yet all the same, like two mirrors that reflect an image ad infinitum, and really what IS anything when you get down to the nitty gritty minutiae of existence, ya know?
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The most significant memory from that time is still adapting to, then absolutely loving, reruns of the Grand Old Opry and (regrettably) still being able to belt the words to comic country artist Ray Stevens' "Ahab The Arab," which played on an infomercial that seemed to run ad infinitum on every UHF channel on the dial.
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The conversation about Levine's remarkable project is largely familiar to us now, but the pairing reminds us that, ironically, appropriating the images of other photographers conferred an originality on those works — one that had been long withheld, in part because they had been seen as the products of a mechanical process and theoretically able to be multiplied ad infinitum.
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Certain points are drilled home ad infinitum: Fontaine's mother insists that Tessa is special and smart — much smarter than she is; Tommy, the circus manager, appears over and over to say just how "physically" and "mentally" taxing this life is, as though the author does not trust that we sufficiently understand how challenging it is for her to stay.
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Nor should we miss those who expect an avalanche of confessional books by cronies who had an intimate relationship with the great man: I Was Castro's Proctologist; My Life as Head of Fidel's Kennels; Memories of the Nightclub Dancer Who Got with el Comandante Once, and so on, ad infinitum or ad nauseam, whichever comes first.
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And while we are looking for alternative bases for creating ethics and social rationales that are fair and emphasize peace and are respectful of difference, we fall back on an ideology that seems like it can lead us out of the wilderness, but ends up taking us in long, loopy circles back to a past we repeat ad infinitum.
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The conditions to which the mentally ill are subjected by the institutional options of the day, the routine dismissal and degradation of women by men, the barbarity of white America's genocidal war on the indigenous population, the cycle of sexual abuse that turns victims into victimizers ad infinitum: This episode alone exhibits fist-on-the-table fury about all of it.
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Now that the industry's version of A-list prom has been photographed, documented, and gossiped over ad infinitum, the couture can be packed away, the pink eyeshadow can be wiped off, selfies and snapchats can once again be posted with abandon, and most importantly, if you're Kim Kardashian, it's time to break your "flu diet" with a big slice of New York-style pizza.
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It got so bad that my presence in these places was deemed a given on Sundays, like I was their lumpy child mascot; at one market, this white guy asked me if I knew where the agave was (because I worked there, obviously, in mesh shorts and a snapback), which had me so annoyed that I led him in loops through the aisles ad infinitum.
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Though they branched out a bit on their muted guitar and bass instrumentals, allowing brief swirls of colors to overcome the understated monochromes of their debut, the songs were still the same sort of hushed singing and nonspecific lyrics—like Madley Croft's ad infinitum repetition of just the word "love" on "Angels"—that made them feel either disposable or universal depending on your openness to it.
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SO YES, COME BACK HERE, WHERE YOU CAN WALK FROM ONE SIDE OF THE TOWN TO THE OTHER, AND PINTS COST LESS THAN FIVE POUNDS, AND THE ECONOMY IS HARDY ENOUGH, AND EVERYONE IS SETTLED HERE, AND LIVES A SMALL TOWN LIFE SHUTTLING BETWEEN COMFORTABLE SQUIDGY SOFAS WITH SKY TV IN FRONT OF THEM AND THEN DRINKS IN THE SAME THREE PUBS AD INFINITUM, BECAUSE IS WHAT YOU'RE DOING ANY BETTER?
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Monday's split-screen drama, as the House Judiciary Committee weighed impeachment charges against President Trump and as the Justice Department's inspector general released a 476-page report on the FBI's handling of its 2016 investigation into Trump's campaign, made one truth of the modern world inescapable: The lies and obfuscations forwarded ad infinitum on Fox News pose a dangerous threat to the national security of the United States.
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It's a peculiarly contemporary vicious cycle: If your personal brand and your professional brand are increasingly interchangeable, and part of that brand is dressing in a seriously eye-catching way, and that kind of dressing then causes photographers to seek you out and take pictures, that in turn creates pressure to dress more crazily and change more often and get more stuff, which gets more pictures and so on and so on ad infinitum.
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When we remain silent and fail to act when we know that silence and inaction is the wrong thing to do, because of political considerations, because we might make enemies, because we might alienate the base, because we might provoke a primary challenge, because ad infinitum, ad nauseam, when we succumb to those considerations in spite of what should be greater considerations and imperatives in defense of our institutions and our liberty, we dishonor our principles and forsake our obligations.
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When we remain silent and fail to act when we know that that silence and inaction is the wrong thing to do -- because of political considerations, because we might make enemies, because we might alienate the base, because we might provoke a primary challenge, because ad infinitum, ad nauseum -- when we succumb to those considerations in spite of what should be greater considerations and imperatives in defense of the institutions of our liberty, then we dishonor our principles and forsake our obligations.
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When we remained silent and failed to act when we know that silence and inaction is the wrong thing to do because of political considerations, because we might make enemies, because we might alienate the base, because we might provoke a primary challenge, because ad infinitum, ad nauseam, when we succumb to those considerations in spite of what should be greater considerations and imperatives in defense of our institutions and our liberty we deny our institutions and forsake our obligations.
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When we remain silent and fail to act, when we know that silence and inaction is the wrong thing to do because of political considerations, because we might make enemies, because we might alienate the base, because we might provoke a primary challenge, because ad infinitum, ad nauseam, when we succumb to those considerations in spite of what should be greater considerations and imperatives in defense of our institutions and our liberty, we dishonor our principles and forsake our obligations.
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For just as easily as he can post a message declaring himself a genius for calling the shot he believes can beat (and should have, in a reasonable world, beaten; maybe even did beat depending on how deep the delusion goes) Nate Diaz ... ... so too can some anonymous fan/critic/truth-defender post a gif in response showing (over and over and over, ad infinitum) Nate Diaz landing the one-two-combination that marked the beginning of the end of his fight with McGregor just at the moment McGregor was attempting the rear hand uppercut only he dared to attempt and which he assured us will one day be Diaz's end.
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