If everything is possible then nothing is impossible. What this means is that anything is possible, but some things are just more probable. Anyway, welcome to the forum... you... slacker!

Welcome Kay188!

Hope you enjoy the forum. The presentation you have due is a matter of ethics, so I bet you will find what you are looking for in that section. And being of slacker isn't a thing to be taken lightly? its an art form. I tend to do the best work when I have something due the day before? and then write off what I did do to the fates because I didn't have enough time.

As per your question, Leibniz's Ethics might interest you. To Leibniz there were an infinite amount of possibilities in an infinite amount of substances he called monads. These monads reflected the world and the monads that we see are the dominant monads which reflect the world most accurately. Impossibility is not possible in Leibniz's system because all possibilities are contained within each monad, hence Leibniz's question "Was Caesar free to cross the Rubicon." Basically think of a monad as an atom, which contains all the possibilities of our world, but reflects the most accurate representation of our world.

Warm welcome to you Kay and thanks for the intro. Good of you to join and please make yourself at home.