If you were to envision a version of yourself in a land of ultimate possibility where there was no right or wrong, good or bad, successful or unsuccessful, what would you be doing?
"I think the ultimate possibility is actually to create an entire novela with an advertising partner," said Mr. Lovinger, of Telemundo.
If "goodwill" is, in fact, a worthy outcome of our daily interactions, should social networks take steps to promote its ultimate possibility?
The actual impact will probably be less dramatic but more profound a pervasive shading of popular attitudes toward nuclear weaponry in general and the Reagan administration's New Brinkmanship in particular because the film forces one to confront the ultimate horrible possibility of the age.
Decompressive craniectomy can be the ultimate therapeutic possibility of severe traumatic brain edema.
And then the ultimate snub: the possibility of reproduction.
It tends to interrupt one's entire life, throw everything into question and push one up against that ultimate dimension and possibility of dying.
Its adherents talk a lot about the Jewish Temple but they seem to have missed what some see as the temple's ultimate message: the possibility of experiencing the presence of God.
Our diverse attempts to get out of our everyday situations are not the same as projections toward new possibilities, where our death lies behind all the others (death is the ultimate limit, or "possibility of impossibility," for Heidegger).
In the past century, Winston Churchill, flashing the index-and-middle-finger sign of the V, reminded Britons of the possibility of ultimate victory.
