Distinguishing the effortless simplicity of this dialectic from its instantiation in this form, the search for a practical ethic which is refreshingly pre-Victorian in its overwhelming deliberate hubris is, for Thomas Aquinas , the epitome of deliberate futility . The pursuit of a Christology tangentially influenced by the legacy of Derrida is, for Hobbes , an example of futility .

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