Essay Abstract
In the taste of the day question "What is Ultimately Possible in Physics ?" is an attempt to define some kind of semi-experimental and semi-intuitive Anthropological Physics (" The Ultimate Possibility Physics ") or, may be, some new Anthropology of the cognitive limits of human physics, associated today with J.Borrow's Science of the limits(1998) and M.Kaku's Physics of the Impossible (2008).New definitions and game experiment connected with understanding of contemporary anthropological physics are considered.
Author Bio
Was educated in leningrad State University (1974-1983,incl Russian type of PhD studentship in anthropology.1979-1983).Presently, Oxford-based experimental anthropologist. The first anthro. experiment was performed in Central Russia in 1979, the full-scale anthropological experiment 2004-2008 was realised in Oxford, UK (results: arxiv.org/abs/0904.3074v1 ).Because in some mathematical aspects complexity of anthropological experiments is compatable with complexity of physical experiments (in recent experiments with entanglement where particles can behaive like entities with free will ), I suppose my experimental experience could be suitable in physics as well.This topic is considered in Physics Uspechi,vol 173,12 (2003) and Kant Mission ESA Cosmic Vision Prop 2015-2025