Impossiblity Exists (Inspired by a True Story)

How can impossibility exist? As defined in the criteria for the debate, impossibility is something being totally, irrevocably, unable to exist or happen. simply put, "No chance in Hell." but the question is, What exactly would you put under that category? is there anything at all that BELONGS in that category? i say no. nothing can belong to that category. some say Absolute Zero, the state in which a particle, or area of space, has absolutely no energy left in it whatsoever, is unattainable. i say it's not. how can it be impossible to remove all energy from an area, or object. we merely haven't the ability to do that... yet. is God impossible? is an ethereal entity that exists outside of time and space, yet has complete control over them impossible? personally, as any of the readers would see in my profile page, i am a spiritualist. i Do not believe in an all-powerful deity. However, i do concede to the POSSIBILITY of one existing. why? more importantly, how can i believe something is possible, yet not believe in it's existence? simple. i have no evidence to support it's existence, yet there are things no one can explain. while this could simply mean that we just don't have enough knowledge of reality to explain it, it also might mean that a sentient being far beyond our comprehension was the cause. what about spirits, angels, demons, magic? let's start with spirits. most would say that it is impossible for a soul to linger on, or more accurately, remain in the material plane to interact and affect the physical as we the living have come to know it. why is it impossible? the soul, the mind, the consciousness. it's already been recorded that people can affect things not naturally of their own body, without the use of limbs. prosthetic arms for example, are not connected to the nervous system, they are not manipulated by another limb, like the still usable flesh arm on the other side of the body, but through the willpower of the one the mechanical replacement is attached to. if that is possible, how can it be impossible to have the conscious, or even unconscious mind, remain as a remnant of the dearly departed with some ability to affect that which is not physically connected to them. Now, let's look at magic. Yes, that's right, fireballs, bolts of lightning thrown across great distances, earthquakes, mending of wounds, creation of constructs that need no electricity or wiring to function, all done with but an incantation and a lot of willpower. somehow, it's not impossible, and I'll tell you why. with the same explanation i gave for spirits. I've already explained, at least on a small level, how we can affect something not naturally a piece of our body, without touching it with our limbs. creating fire, and lightning, earthquakes, mending wounds, etc. are all done through the same basic mechanics as moving a limb, just on a REALLY small level. i'm talking the molecular level. to create fire in thin air, you'd simply need to move the oxygen particles in the air to have a dense field of them, and then accelerate them to the point that the friction between the particles causes them to combust. hence, a stable ball of fire, made in thin air. for lightning, you'd simply need to negatively charge the air between you and your target. basically, you manipulate the electrons in the air to create a powerful bolt of static electricity. if we can move an artificial limb not attached to our nervous systems, we can move molecules. albeit it would take a LOT of concentration and a much larger usage of our brain than we currently do, but that is neither here, nor there. That sums up my argument for this round. on a side note, i find it ironic that this argument is nearly already a moot point, considering that by winning this debate i would effectively be labeling impossibility, impossible. can anyone say "catch 22"?