intransient

I know that the future is a place as fixed and intransient and accessible as the past.

Abductive reasoning moves from data description to a hypothesis without a necessarily intransient relationship between the cause and effect.

It was time for an extraordinary man unwedded to political harems; the nation cried out for an individual dramatically separated from the intransient positions of doctrinaire politics.

For any strike to succeed, and certainly when it is public sector workers on strike you need to get the majority of the people thinking that it is an intransient governmnet, and not narrow self interest of public sector workers.

That we must freely choose not to be our-selves, that we must discard our rigidly conceived self-images, for only through the unimpeded flow of the Transit processes can we abolish the ego attachments that tie us to intransient low-plane states.