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Created on: April 8th, 2006
How can man know what perfection is if we are completely incapable of creating it? Sometimes i think we we just meant to express and die, nothing more.
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Man created perfection. It is a human concept and is thus malleable. We can create and recognize perfection if we believe it to be conceivable. If however, we choose to believe perfection is some unattainable absolute, then that is its definition...and we know it as such. In other words rather we know that we can never know it. Ruminating on the subject any further only routes us back to the most unanswerable of epistemological quandaries. Just my dumb thoughts...thanks for making me think.
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