I know people aren't going to like my answer, but I wanted to say it anyway. It's just my opinion.
I say that a wizard is limiting himself by saying that something is completely and unequivecally impossible. There are things that I'd like to do and might even get some flack for if I chose to go public with my desires(or, who knows, maybe they wouldn't), but I'm still going to try for it. I know it's perhaps never been done before, I know that it's not easy, but people have done some pretty amazing things by ignoring those who said something was impossible. At worst....it won't work. But there's no shame in trying. Trying is a wonderful thing.
Plus, some things that people say are impossible with magick I think are actually possible, but that they are things that are so rarely attained, because most people do not possess the will to achieve them, that they have just been forgotten as possible things. All things possible would be achievable by a wizard with perfect will and perfect desire. But human beings have a fairly ingrained flaw of self-limiting and self-doubt and that is very hard to shake off (even for a wizard).
While I agree that magick can't break laws of physics, I also must say that humans have not figured out everything about science (or probably anything, yet) and furthrmore, I don't believe that teleportation would necessarily go against those laws. I think there is a possibility that magick may be able to use the laws of physics to achieve teleportation. Anything invisible is hard to understand. I'm not saying that it wouldn't be more difficult in the world we live in and I'm not saying that it is definetley possible or definetly impossible. But I'm saying I think it could be possible, that there is no harm in trying (like I said, at worst it just won't work) and that it's possible that the world has never seen a wizard that was capable of performing all that was possible for him to achieve.
