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Acient J -> RE: I (2/27/2011 17:55:34)
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Perfect Paradox
To be perfect,
as it is often portrayed,
is a flaw in itself.
Perfection being itself,
an itself with specific rules,
contradicts itself,
and,
given that its rules are indeed specific about contradictions,
it cannot contradict itself while at the same time being itself and being true to itself while still being what it is.
If a human was perfect
it would be not human.
If nature was perfect
it would have no humans.
If perfection was perfect
it would be not full of flaws.
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