People confuse rigidity with perfection
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Pumpkin Ninja
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Of course not. That would require actual thinking and writing. So much workout for brain cells... what if they make the head too big... We cannot have that.
Perfection should be viewed as an unascertainable ideal, or an on going state of affairs that you constantly maintain. To believe you have achieved perfection is to believe you no longer have room to grow, improve, develop. this is rigidity disguised as perfection.
