… man, not being omnipotent as well as not being omniscient, always finds his power limited for doing all the things that he would like to do. In short, his power is necessarily limited by natural laws, but not his freedom of will.
Murray N. Rothbard, Ph.D., Ethics of Liberty, p. 33
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