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Originally Posted by xepherys
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While noting Heisenberg and variants on the Chaos theory are quite relevant, I'd have to posit that many principles and theories have been proven and unproven throughout our history, making, once again, nothing truly impossible.
Look at it from the open universe aspect, where there is an infinite universe with infinite matter, which would therefore create infinite anti-matter, energy, and just about everything else. If, indeed, there is no limit, than anything is possible given ample time to develop. If the closed universe model is more your suit, then assume that outside of the universe, there is something else, or nothing at all, either way humans are incapable of understanding it (currently). This means that more than likely we are increasingly fallible, and things that we find to be impossible are truly not that at all.
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Well let us assume that Hesienberg is false, after all, it is a phyical theory, and hence open to being falsified. However mathematics is not something which can be falsified, so chaos is with us to stay: for useful long term predictions we need 100% accurate measurements.