No-go theorem

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A no-go theorem is a mathematical proof demonstrating that a particular goal or outcome is impossible to achieve under certain conditions, no matter what methods you try. Think of it as a fundamental roadblock written into the laws of physics or logic—it's not that we haven't found a solution yet, but that a solut…