Reflective Analytics on Possibility, Possibility Space, Impossibility, Impossibility Space, Possible and Impossible Worlds

In this chapter follows Chap. 6 to reflect the concepts of possibility, probability space, impossibility space and their relationships to possible and impossible worlds relative to the telescopic conditions over the space of identification-transformation dualities. The space of imaginations is shown as a derived space from the space of the potential and them shown to contain the possibility and probability spaces, which then give rise to the concepts and philosophy of possible and impossible worlds. The concepts and phenomena of possibility and possibility are defined and explicated with comparative differences and similarities differently from the existing ones. Their similarities and commonness of the relationships to the concepts and phenomena of possible and impossible worlds are discussed relative to the spaces of true–false and information-knowledge dualities. The chapter is concluded with examples of dualistic-polar membership functions that may be used under dualistic-polar conditions with the use of the fuzzy paradigm of thought.