Tasks / What Is Futility?
Answer the question: What is futility?
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45 points
Level 3
Requires BART Psychogeographical Association OR EquivalenZ OR The University of Aesthematics OR Humanitarian Crisis OR Biome
Created by Darkaardvark
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My first thought was "Futility is posting this task" screw that. Futility is disapproving this task because I'm just going to repost it again anyway. I'm keeping my 45 points. AHAHAHAHAHHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHAAAAAAA SF0, TAKE THIS: AND...
avoiding this
Wishing may be the definition of futility, or atleast it's most frequent manifestation. My argument is as follows... It's futile to wish Wishing, it seems to me, is done with a sort of carelessness coupled with bisbelief in most cases (aside from t...
The First Blast of the Trumpet Against the Monstrous Regiment of Futility Allow me to introduce myself. I'm the founder of the Anti-futility Society. In this letter, I will tell you what made me form such an organization and how I plan to use it to...
id like to give back my points. sorry for the trouble.
Me getting a hair cut, it's of no use, I look ugly with gross artsy hair, I look like a tool with short hair and if I cut it all off I look like my Father! it's a no win situation
FUTILITY 1. the quality of being futile; ineffectiveness; uselessness. 2. a trifle or frivolity: the large collection of futilities that clutter our minds. 3. a futile act or event.
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Futility = completing this task.
Oh, I think DarkAardvark knows the answer to this
Futility is hoping to succeed at a task that is, by definition, impossible to succeed at. I have assumed failure before I began by posting this completion as a comment, not a full praxis.
Without the expectation of garnering points, I have escaped the definition of success within a "game" such as sf0. It may be argued that the objective of this game is subject to definition by any individual, but when the explanation for the game includes such sections as "Scoring" and "Voting" it is futile to complete tasks without expecting points (Level 0 completions). That is not to say that no one pursues futility, as the Praxi for this task have shown.