[kosta50]

And your knowledge is so exhaustive that you can state with certainty that you know how everything functions at all times, in all circumstances, in all places so that you can say what can or cannot happen?

That is so silly. Can you give me one documented, verifiable "instant learning" of a complex subject example that's not an unverifiable anecdotal account?

Some things just don't happen in the real world. Like talking donkeys...

[count-your-change]

Talking donkeys? I saw a wooden dummy talk once. His name was Charlie McCarthy but that's anecdotal since you weren’t there. My car talks to me and even gives directions.
God making it appear an animal was talking is no great thing. He was probably better than Edgar Bergen.

No one in the real world could learn a new and complex language in a very short time, say a week, but one man did. He learned the Icelandic language in one week, ONE WEEK, and even made jokes playing upon the peculiarities of the language. One week.

But things like are impossible!..... like falling thousands of feet to the ground from a plane and surviving. Not in the real world!. some things just don't happen!