It is hard to believe where society would be right now if we did not have such modern and everyday inventions such as the airplane or even something as simple as electricity which is common to every American. If you were a person who lived in the time before the invention of the airplane and someone told you that one-day someone would build a craft that would be able to fly from continent to continent, then what would you think your response would be? It would seem just as much of a challenge, or impossibility, as the modern day problem of finding a cure for cancer or aids. The thing all these have in common is that each challenge has a solution that is just waiting to be found. Nothing is impossible. Throughout time there have been many things people think cannot be done, but then there are going to be people who wont take no for an ans
wer and prove everyone wrong in order to make the impossible possible.
If something as simple as the construction of the light bulb was not attempted because of someone's belief of impossibility, picture what the world would be like today. Pessimistic attitudes can have a large impact on the world. The idea of impossibility brings society down because it limits us on what we can do. The next time you think something can not be done, stop for a second and think, "Is this really impossible?"
First of all, in our history many people have been proven wrong due to their pessimistic attitude. If someone decided not to test out electricity and explore its uses it is quite possible that we could still be using fire to light our homes. Imagine how far back the world would be if someone didn't decide to give a computer a shot and attempt to make it work. In t
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