fathomless

You keep putting words in my mouth, starting with "an iOS image is a black obelisk fathomless to man".

I can respect the fact that everybody has different motivations and values, some of which are fathomless.

At sea, on a big ship, you are stuck in the middle of nowhere, powerless to go anywhere, an empty expanse of fathomless water in every direction.

But if you turn to computing the way an iron filing turns to a magnet, if you take fathomless delight in contemplation, then having children will focus and purify that force.

Of course some percentage will seek religion on their own. But the main point of that fathomless hypothesis is that, on the scale of humanity, today's religion would fall back to old traditions initiated in a previous era and now only followed by factions of lunatics.

The ominous prospect of being "fired" as a client and customer, ultimately at the pure fiat of "benevolent giants" possessed of fathomless resources from which mere mortals pray for beneficence, seems to be not a science fiction future, but the dystopia of the present.

I was going to point out that this is a huge problem in Ireland, where the landscape is sheepwrecked, but the article uses it as an example:"The land would resemble a feature in Ireland called the Burren—an expanse of rundkarren produced by overgrazing and logging, marked by fissures that hint at the fathomless void beneath.

You left out some important context:"first you claim that an iOS image is a black obelisk fathomless to man and when challenged and essentially forced to concede this is completely inaccurate you fall back on saying your position is generally right and what's more, both right and unfalsifiable because of Archangels Turing & Church.

I understand the psychological foibles that can lead very smart people to deny the monstrosity of their own creations, but I am nevertheless filled with fathomless rage that Mark Zuckerberg prioritized his ego and his shareholders above the good of all mankind, whether that was conscious or driven simply by his unwillingness to accept the true nature of his creation.