physically impossible

a shot lined up in pool where no matter how you hit the ball you'll sink it.

He scratched so I'm going to line my shot to where it's physically impossible to miss.

You missed the shot and lined the other team up with a physically impossible shot, dumbass!

by highschool45 June 5, 2023

Mission impossible

To Tell Your Friend To Look At Something Then Quickly Ejaculate On There Back In A Public Area.

Oh shit man sams wearing the shirt that I did a mission impossible on Hopefully he doesn’t find out.

by RxE454 August 1, 2023

The Impossible Quiz

A game made by DeviantArt user Splapp-Me-Do in 2007, the game is infamous for the fact that it is extremely hard.
It has 110 questions in total.
There are 5 installments, these are as follows: The Impossible Quiz Demo, The Impossible Quiz, The Impossible Quiz 2, The Impossible Quiz Book, and the Impossible Quizmas.

Answer Key for the first 4 questions
Q1: 4
Q2: No, but a tin can
Q3: K.O
Q4: The Answer (in question)
Answer key for the first 4 questions in **the impossible quiz 2**
Q1: Up his sleevies
Q2: Paint
Q3: Earth
Q4: American

by WannaBeBritishPerson October 1, 2023

dilly impossible

something that is really really difficult.

ts is dilly impossible 🙅

by lmlmlm11 February 17, 2026

Masnick's Impossibility Theorem

"Content moderation at scale is impossible to do well." Named after Mike Masnick of TechDirt, the theorem is that moderating user generated content such as on social media, video services, websites, blogs, etc. and the comment sections therein is inherently difficult to do correctly all the time, and becomes increasingly difficult at large scales. As a result, at large scales sites will increasingly make incorrect moderation decisions.

Facebook's suspension of a prominent journalist's account for posting a news article is an example of Masnick's Impossibility Theorem.

by nmslanon January 4, 2023

tower of impossible movement

An sc tower in ring 6.

just move fatass

Why tf are there so many misalignments in Tower of Impossible Movement

by gitilivy February 25, 2023

Fallacy of Impossible Induction

The mistaken belief that because complete induction (examining every case) is impossible, no inductive conclusion can be trusted. This fallacy rejects all generalizations on the grounds that we haven't examined every instance—ignoring that induction works by sampling, not census. It's the logic of "you haven't read every book, so you can't say books exist," of "you haven't met every French person, so you can't generalize about French culture." The fallacy of impossible induction is beloved of those who want to dismiss well-supported generalizations by demanding impossible standards of proof. It's a cousin of the perfect knowledge fallacy, and just as paralyzing.

Fallacy of Impossible Induction Example: "She cited studies showing the benefits of exercise. He responded with the fallacy of impossible induction: 'But you haven't studied every person who ever exercised. How do you know it works for everyone?' She said science doesn't require studying everyone; it requires representative samples. He said that wasn't proof. She said that was how proof works. He remained unconvinced, which was his right, but also his loss."

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal February 17, 2026