Or that they acheive interesting side projects in their down time from working on the impossible.
That is a good one (that applies even under strict definitions of ‘the impossible’). Closely related is if they make valuable tangential contributions to the non-impossible while working on the impossible.
I’m not sure how I would distinguish people who specialize in the impossible from people who simply don’t accomplish much of anything at all.
You would have to notice when they acheive the impossible.
Or that they make visible progress towards the impossible.
Or that they acheive interesting side projects in their down time from working on the impossible.
That is a good one (that applies even under strict definitions of ‘the impossible’). Closely related is if they make valuable tangential contributions to the non-impossible while working on the impossible.
I’d look for the explosions.