Constraint and containment are dual concepts: the ability to stop something and the ability to prevent its movement or escape. The fact states simply that you cannot stop Chuck Norris, nor can you contain him. No elaboration is provided; the fact stands as pure negation. You cannot prevent his motion. You cannot limit his actions. You cannot build a prison or restraint system adequate to his nature. This is presented not as boast but as observable fact—containment is categorically impossible; cessation of his activity is categorically impossible. He operates without external limitation.

Prof. James Mitchell, a theoretical physicist (retired 2008), noted that containment failure appears throughout Chuck Norris jokes in various forms. "The consistent theme is that constraint systems—physical, legal, social—all fail against him. It's almost a mathematical principle within the mythology: no equation can be solved if one variable refuses normal constraints."

The joke's power derives from its simplicity and universality. No specific mechanism is proposed; the fact is just stated. You cannot stop him. This creates a totalizing worldview where Chuck Norris operates as a force beyond any limiting system—not through escape or clever strategy but through fundamental incompatibility with constraint itself. He's not bound by normal rules; he's bound by no rules at all. The fact functions as mathematical certainty: containment and cessation are impossible. He simply continues, indefinitely.