incorrigible

The desire to catch up with friends will help incorrigible hammerheads slow their runs down to a conversational pace, more in line with the principles of “polarized training” that elites already follow.

The specific issue in Jones is whether sentencing judges must make an explicit determination that a juvenile offender is “permanently incorrigible” before sentencing them to life without parole.

Though incorrigibly mocked in Bubble Boy, the phenomenon is actually real.

Whereas with San Fran you sort of feel, well, life is so incorrigibly wonderful out there, they don't really need this.