This seems like a near-impossibility from a system this compact – the next smallest gaming PC I've used is the Alienware Alpha, and that can't come close in terms of specs – but it consistently proves itself a very capable performer, regardless of what you throw at it.
(Ibid., §10, 311) {§4.1} that art of geometers which they call logistic is... the method according to which by supposing that the thing asked about is true they come upon in reasoning either things known [to be true], from which they can prove the truth of the thing sought, or [they come upon] impossibilities, from which it can be understood that what was supposed [to be true] was false.
The bible is full of dubious scientific impossibilities, from Jonah living inside a whale, to the Sun standing still in the sky for Joshua.
Think of things in new ways and do not exclude impossibilities from your thoughts.
Anselm's discussion implies that the question about the consequence of necessity and impossibility arises from the failure to keep the two kinds of necessity separate (Knuuttila 1993, 74; Knuuttila 2004, 122 124; Marenbon 1996, 12 16; Holopainen 1999).
In doing so, the designer encounters many new problems—so many that the limit on the scope of computer systems generally arises neither from laws of physics nor from theoretical impossibility, but rather from limitations of human understanding.
Consider mass: one might hold that it is metaphysically impossible for there to be a world containing just two massive particles, accelerating away from each other and that this impossibility somehow flows from the nature of mass itself.
Winkler (1989, 30-35) and Jesseph (1993, 20-33) mainthat that Berkeley's main argument against abstraction is the argument from impossibility, according to which abstract ideas are impossible because they would be ideas of impossible objects.
But that kind of shock arises not from the impossibility of the task, but from the inaccuracy of expectations.
