By Alen Basic ~ Introduction W hen we examine light we discover what is called the Wave-Particle Duality . That is that light is composed of both waves and particles simultaneously. It was thought up until the discovery that light had to be one or the other simply because both items seemed to be mutually exclusive. It had to be one or the other; it could not have been both. Now we realize that they are not mutually exclusive and we operate under that understanding. However can anything that is currently considered impossible, upon further knowledge be shown not to be? Well, some things we have enough evidence for that no matter how much more evidence we get we will never change our views on. Commonly people might point to mathematics and how addition will never be proven to have a different answer. For example 2 + 2 will always equal 4 and even in 10,000 years we will never come across knowledge that will prove otherwise. Another example that I've seen is that we for a time ...