Everything I do is impossible. Whatever I say, its impossible. There is nothing fun about life when its not impossible. People can fly and control the elements. Others can talk to animals or become invisible, but no matter if it's superspeed or telekinesis, its impossible. Thats why I do it. I do it all day long, whether i'm in math class or trying to find Waldo. If its impossible, i'm doing it.
Often I ask myself, why do I do it? The answer is pretty simple: because I can't. I can't do the impossible, no one can. But that is part of what makes it so joyfull. If I can't do the impossible, then the fun from doing it comes back at me sevenfold. Why did the Wright Brothers try to fly? Because it was impossible. Without a doubt, that's why I do the impossible.
I guess others would wonder: how do I do the impossible? In reality, it's pretty simple. I always do it. We always do it! When you think about it, a huge ball of hot gaz and metal exploded a long time ago, but the explosion was so big that the big ball is still expanding. Isn't an explosion this big impossible? Atoms travelling at breakneck speeds clustered in uncountable numbers and slowly became so dense that the ones in the middle started to fuse! If I were to write this only one or two decennies ago, people would have thought that I belonged to a lunatic asylum. Doesn't it sound impossible that this information, that is now common knowledge for most of us, was unthinkable just a hundred and fifthy years ago?
This is how i'm able to do the impossible. We've been doing it for thousands of years! Doing what's possible is boring. It's like doing the same Super Mario level over and over again. Like running the same marathon every month! No matter how many times you do it, you will stop going further.
Since childhood we are taught to look carefully to make sure we don't fall off the road, so I ask you this: what happens when someone closes their eyes?
