Okay, I see now that the wording you used just kind of vague. Now that you’ve added some numbers, it does look impossible. I think there’s a difference between impossible and ridiculous, though—for instance, to make every dollar on planet earth in five years would just be ridiculous. Someone has to figure out where the line is—what monetary amount defines the boundary between possible and impossible on this, do you think?
Also, do you want to expand on your idea, or are you ditching it?
Ah. Thank you for supporting my point (in the intro, which I just re-wrote) that we don’t have good ways to prove that impossible things are impossible. I doubt you meant to do this, but if you think about it, I think you’ll see that you did. (:
So, with the assumption in mind that impossibility is subjective and unproven, what monetary goal do you predict most people would FEEL a sense of “impossibility” about? Or, if you’d rather, what goal would YOU feel a sense of impossibility about?
That’s what we need in order to make the idea above into an impossible one. (:
Okay, I see now that the wording you used just kind of vague. Now that you’ve added some numbers, it does look impossible. I think there’s a difference between impossible and ridiculous, though—for instance, to make every dollar on planet earth in five years would just be ridiculous. Someone has to figure out where the line is—what monetary amount defines the boundary between possible and impossible on this, do you think?
Also, do you want to expand on your idea, or are you ditching it?
Establish a predictioning firm that accurate, that you will be able to cash in all over the Wall street, London City, Frankfurt and so on.
All you need is a great prediction.
I consider this idea as old and obvious, but worth to accomplish. And not entirely impossible.
Ah. Thank you for supporting my point (in the intro, which I just re-wrote) that we don’t have good ways to prove that impossible things are impossible. I doubt you meant to do this, but if you think about it, I think you’ll see that you did. (:
So, with the assumption in mind that impossibility is subjective and unproven, what monetary goal do you predict most people would FEEL a sense of “impossibility” about? Or, if you’d rather, what goal would YOU feel a sense of impossibility about?
That’s what we need in order to make the idea above into an impossible one. (:
Any suggestions on my new introduction?