Is perfection really necessary? I think so.
Perfection is what we should try to attain in everything we
do. Sometimes it’s impossible to achieve, but if you strive for it, whatever
you accomplish will be the best you can make it.
“Nobody’s perfect.” You’ve heard it before, and it’s true.
Still, that doesn’t mean one shouldn’t strive to be perfect. Mediocrity has no
place in this world.
What if Thomas Edison was satisfied with mediocrity? No
light bulbs. What if Leonardo DaVinci was satisfied with mediocrity? No Mona
Lisa. What if Steve Jobs or Bill Gates were satisfied with mediocrity? You
might not even be reading this on your computer or other electronic device.
Perfection is great, striving for perfection is better, but striving
for perfection with a purpose in mind is best. Anything worthwhile gives
meaning and purpose to human life. Everything worthwhile provides for the
betterment of society.
I think … that we are all born pure and innocent and
perfect. And that the purpose of our existence is to grow into people who
can serve the public good and make life better for humanity, to give others a
chance to strive for perfection.
And that’s about the size of it.
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