Law of the Extruded Muddle
This law states that the impossible things that the human mind can conceive of (say, an elephant the size of Texas) are a drop in the bucket compared with the impossible things that the human mind can't conceive of (say, an object that is both a sphere and a cube), and both together are but an infinitesimal part of the impossible things that can actually happen.
      The size of the first set is constantly growing, the size of the second set is probably constantly growing, and the size of the third set is most likely probably also growing, but only when you're not looking (thanks to Pope Max Flax Beeblewax for his Scholarly Discourse on the growth rates of the sets).