The laws of nature are the most general of contingencies now prevailing, and for ordinary purposes possibilities excluded by those laws are regarded as «only logically possible,» while possibilities not excluded by them (or by historical circumstances) are regarded as «really possible.» (religion-online.org)
The dictionary defines exotic as an adjective used to describe something originating in a distant foreign country or «of a kind not used for ordinary purposes or not ordinarily encountered.» (singlestravelintl.com)
So remote in our past, or in our future, is the time when the logically possible was, or will be, realizable, it has no relevance for ordinary purposes. (religion-online.org)