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Hear the words of Lisa Su, leader and visionary: “We’re so excited about technology. We can help turn the impossible into the possible.” In this utterance shines the eternal spirit of humanity, the restless fire that drives mortals to reach beyond the limits set before them. For the history of mankind is nothing less than the transformation of what once seemed impossible into the fabric of daily life. The wheel, the written word, the ship that crossed the oceans, the engine that defied the distance of lands—each was once a dream, and now they are pillars of our world.

Technology is the chisel with which humanity sculpts reality from the stone of limitation. It is not merely circuits and machines, but the material form of imagination. When Lisa Su speaks of turning the impossible into the possible, she is echoing the voices of inventors and dreamers who stood before walls that seemed unbreakable and saw instead the door that had not yet been carved. For the human spirit, joined with discipline and vision, has always been capable of remaking the world.

History provides its testimony. Consider the Wright brothers, who gazed upon the skies where only birds soared. To fly was thought impossible, the dream of madmen. Yet by courage, by experiment, by unyielding faith in their craft, they turned that dream into the first flight at Kitty Hawk. What was once fantasy became the foundation of an entire age of flight, carrying not only soldiers and merchants but families and explorers across the face of the earth. Their story is proof eternal that technology, when joined with daring, transforms impossibility into reality.

And think, too, of the moon landing. For centuries, the moon was worshiped as unreachable, a light for lovers and poets but never for the feet of man. Yet in 1969, through the power of technology and the determination of human will, men walked upon its dust and planted the flag of earth upon its silent plains. What was thought divine and distant became a milestone of human triumph. Thus Lisa Su’s words remind us that the cycle continues: what seems unattainable today may tomorrow be commonplace, if we do not fear to labor and dream.

But her wisdom is not only about triumphs past. She speaks as one who leads in the age of semiconductors, of processors that turn thought into speed and light into power. The chips her industry creates are the hidden engines of modern life, enabling medicine, communication, exploration, and discovery. In her words, we hear the continuation of that ancient drive: that every generation is tasked with pushing the boundary further, turning the impossible of yesterday into the possible of today.

Yet within this exaltation lies also a lesson. The ancients knew that great power is both gift and burden. Prometheus brought fire to man, but with it came both warmth and weapon. So too with technology: it can heal or harm, unite or divide, enlighten or deceive. To turn the impossible into the possible is not enough; we must also ask to what end, and for whose good. Without wisdom, even great achievements may bring sorrow.

The lesson, then, is clear: embrace the promise of technology, but wield it with conscience. Be bold in your vision, but humble in your heart. Dream of what seems beyond reach, but remember that every advance must serve life, not diminish it. Let your hands build marvels, but let your spirit guide them toward the light.

Practical wisdom lies before you: Do not dismiss your own impossible dreams. Ask instead how you may, through steady effort, turn them into the possible. Study, labor, and imagine, for greatness is born not in the ease of the familiar but in the courage to step where none have stepped before. And when you build, build with integrity, so that your creations lift others as well as yourself.

So let Lisa Su’s words echo in your heart: “We can help turn the impossible into the possible.” This is the inheritance of humanity, the torch passed from age to age. Take it up with joy and reverence, and let your life be a testimony to the truth that no barrier is final, no horizon forever closed, when the human spirit, guided by wisdom, dares to dream and to build.