Deepa Mohan wrote [2011-09-23 07:07]: > Just wish to point out that there are many concepts that are fact > today...and which were considered utterly impossible before....an airliner > weighing several tons, flying in the air; man reaching the moon; talking in > real time, with hardly an effort, to a person halfway across the world; > being able to see the smallest detail of someone's attire from a point in > space....the list is endless. So....why not? I still cannot get over the > fact that sitting at home, I am able to read the book that my > grand-daughter is holding in her hands in St.Louis.....
The difference between the examples cited and this news is that the above are not physical impossibilities but practical impossibilities: no one could figure out how to do any of them well enough. This on the other hand, seemingly challenges a physical law: not just something that seems darned hard to do, but that should, by definition, be impossible. - Pranesh
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