Audrey, a Belgian scientist and co-founder of Inside Therapeutics, emphasizes that what is often deemed impossible is merely improbable. She shares her personal story, highlighting the unlikely events that led to her existence and career, to illustrate that improbable events can and do happen. Audrey argues that impossibility is subjective, finite, and context-dependent, and can be transformed into possibility with changes in parameters or context. She uses examples like scuba diving and human flight to demonstrate how past impossibilities have become realities through innovation and persistence. In her work, Audrey focuses on RNA-based therapies, which have the potential to revolutionize treatment for cancer and genetic disorders. She explains the challenges of delivering fragile RNA molecules to target cells and how her company is innovating to overcome these barriers by developing scalable methods for drug production. Audrey encourages applying this mindset of challenging the impossible to everyday life, suggesting that by questioning and expanding the boundaries of what is considered possible, significant innovations can be achieved through incremental changes.