irreconcilable difference

Note that this irreconcilable difference between functionalist and causal theories has nothing to do with intelligence, natural or artificial.

“In a world that seems to spin toward unintelligible diversity and irreconcilable difference, professor Molina’s work is crucial, providing a framework for conceptualizing how the inequities of the modern world are woven together at their historical root,” Hernández added.

In a statement, Ms Pidcock said she was resigning her seat on the committee because of "an irreconcilable difference between the actions of the Labour Party as it stands and the principles that underpin the way I have been taught to treat people and my idea of what a political organisation should be for".

The couple cited irreconcilable difference as the reason for their split and listed their official separation date as March 5.

“The irreconcilable difference between Bolton and Trump was that Bolton fundamentally doesn’t believe in diplomacy with adversaries, and President Trump seeks diplomacy with adversaries as must-see TV,” said Jake Sullivan, a top Democratic adviser to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr.