Theoretical Limitations

Theoretical limitations refer to the fundamental boundaries set by the laws of physics, mathematics, or logic that prevent certain goals from being fully achieved. These limits mean some problems or tasks can’t be solved or perfect solutions can’t exist, no matter how advanced our technology or understanding becomes. For example, the speed of light limits how quickly information can travel, and certain calculations are impossible to perform exactly due to mathematical constraints. Recognizing these limitations helps us set realistic expectations and guides us toward feasible solutions within the fundamental rules of the universe.