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Why impossible questions work
Your brain is a prediction machine. It keeps you safe by filtering out anything that looks “impossible.” That’s useful for crossing the street, terrible for creating the future.
Impossible questions switch off the filter for a moment. They open side doors in perception. Once a new door exists, you can walk through it with a very practical step.
Each day you’ll get:
One absurd, potent question to tilt your perspective.
A 45-minute experiment (3×15 min sprints).
A short reflection to lock in the signal.
A closing quantum question to prime tomorrow.
Keep it light. Keep it playful. Keep it moving.
Minimal kit for all days
Timer, one sheet of paper (or notes app), one publishing channel you actually use.
Rule: Output over polish. If it didn’t touch reality, it didn’t happen.
Completion cue
When you finish, write a 3-line lab note: What changed / What proved it / What’s next. Pin it where you’ll see it tomorrow.