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Possibilities refer to the range of states, outcomes, or events that could occur within a given system or problem space. They are used to explore alternatives, plan for uncertainty, and evaluate potential futures without committing to a single course of action. The study of possibilities helps individuals and organizations consider what might be, what could be better, and what constraints exist on available options.
In mathematics and decision theory, the term is closely associated with probability and possibility theory. Probability
Philosophically, possibilities are central to modal concepts such as necessity, possibility, and contingency. The idea of
In practical terms, exploring possibilities supports scenario planning, risk assessment, design iteration, and autonomous decision making.
Limitations include the sheer number of potential outcomes, cognitive biases, and limited information. Effective use relies