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Ironic that the person who pretty much sets the standard of perfection is asking about it. In a sense perfection would mean that everything does, is , will be, was everything. Perfection is something we strive for but know we can't reach. Ideally something perfect would be so perfect that it couldn't be measured by anything other than something perfect in which the perfect thing judging the other perfect thing must be judged by another perfect thing. So if one thing were to be perfect then it wouldn't look perfect juxtapose to anything else because everything is perfect. But like I stated earlier perfection can't be achieved, because as devonin said perfection isn't a measured object, it's estimated around people's ideas. I guess this explanation isn't perfect either as is nothing (it's nice to know that nothing is perfect, isn't it?).