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REVBENT Your responses look generated . At least separate the paragraphs for easier reading.
Not everything that seems impossible now, should be considered possible in the future, especially if the only argument for that is merely "the power of endless progress."
Just because some things that looked impossible in the past came into realization now, doesn't mean that everything imaginable now, will become possible in the future. It's a fallacy, and I don't think it has a name yet in the pantheon of common fallacies.
There's the domain of genuinely not possible, as opposed to the domain of just seemingly impossible. It takes intelligence and knowledge and wisdom to discern between the two.
To put it more poetically. We all know that Clarke said that Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic. It may indeed be so. Let's accept it as a premise. However, from this it doesn't follow that any imaginable magic is possible thru sufficiently advanced technology. Yet, sadly, this is precisely what many a techno-zealot nowadays infer. It's again a fallacy. In first order logic no less.