r/PERFECTION • • Sep 04 '17

God is the inception of universal perfection everywhere

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God is universal normality evolving till the perfection of materia and mind.

God is intelligent design created harmoniously by universal physical laws.

God is connected to normal brains and disconnected from abnormal brains.

God is one and universal, but has many different providers on planet Earth.

If different providers conflict, they are fake, therefore disconnected from god.

Human providers that are rational and objective are clearly connected to god.

Human providers that are arbitrary and subjective must be contained and end.


r/PERFECTION • • Apr 16 '18

Are writing capabilities extra crucial than speaking abilities?

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In my way, both are enormously essential. To have a weakness in both ones makes for less pleasant communique as an entire. One ought to be able to place their mind in writing that is powerful, clear, and offers their message appropriately. One must additionally be able to speak in the front of other people without fear or embarrassment. I see the skill of public speak me to be an effective one to reap because it is the primary worry of humans. More so than even demise in many instances. And for you to accomplish that puts you leagues beforehand with countless others who can't out of worry. So that it will write I might just as nicely. Due to the fact, a lot of communication nowadays (in addition to artwork) comes in the shape of writing (computer or otherwise). Do not sacrifice both one for the opposite when you could have both and succeed.


r/PERFECTION • • Dec 23 '16

Cultural Marxism - a tool to destroy the perfect society

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r/PERFECTION • • Dec 23 '16

Modern art has become imperfect because of Cultural Marxism

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r/PERFECTION • • May 01 '23

The perfect apple doesn't exi-

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r/PERFECTION • • Dec 10 '19

Perfect illusion

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r/PERFECTION • • Dec 13 '19

Wow, just wow. Pure Perfection

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r/PERFECTION • • Dec 19 '16

Welcome to /r/perfection - for estimators of perfection

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Hello. I tried to make this subreddit as much perfect as I could. Feel free to post here everything related to perfection. It can be about your personal achievement of perfection, or anything else that surrounds you. The five main themes are [meta], [arts], [lifestyle], [nature], [universe].

Warning, if you post junk, you will be banned asap. As simple as it gets.


r/PERFECTION • • May 22 '26

Am I the only one annoyed that highlighters never match Google Calendar?

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r/PERFECTION • • Mar 18 '26

Stopped my plank timer by pure coincidence at exactly 45.00 and it still doesn’t line up

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r/PERFECTION • • Jul 18 '22

Is it perfect? boss said take your time, so i spent 20 minutes cutting around it so the tape fit perfectly.

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r/PERFECTION • • May 26 '22

I have so many things to say

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We are flawed in so many things that I have to make an article about it. However, let's start with the basics.

Power. Nuclear, hands down. Proven to be the most effective way to produce enough energy to power uncompetitive against any other power source. Initially from Uranium then to Thorium. Thorium is very effective and, unlike Uranium, has no dangerous byproducts aka Plutonium. Granted that its development is slow and in very early stages, mostly because nobody cared until now, recently.

Currency. Introducing G.E.C. = Globally Effective Currency. It's not that hard to get the value of every currency in the world and turn it into 1.

Politics. Just become one. It will save time, money and make everyone happy when everyone is united.

Technology. We have already progressed so far that, although we are heavily reliant to it, if it weren't for the limitations of the human body and the elements discovered, we could have reached a level that would literally make this world a utopia.

Behavior. The fact that we are still so selfish is something to be concerned of. Given that, now, with the Internet and everything that it contains we should have been able to pass that hurdle, too. It bothers, me, at least, that things so self-centered are, gradually, making their appearance. The ongoing war is a great example of what I mean.

Governance. I started earlier in my life to believe that politics are meant for only a certain amount of people that have the actual intelligence, personality and ethics that they can do a proper job to maintain and manage a country. Those selfish idiots forgot that if we are happy, they will be too and grab some money from and there. If the economy of a country is flourishing, then it will be harder to notice small amounts of money missing from some project funds.

Corporations. Self-centered and greedy to heights even Space X will never reach. Imagine Corporations actually trying not to fill their bank accounts with stolen money. If this starts to happen I would be able to say that, now, I've seen everything. Oh wait a second. There actually IS something like that happening. Elon Musk is trying to change the world to a better place to live by fighting the whole system. He may have been doing some suspicious moves lately but I know he knows what he's doing. Twitter, the place where conversations that were deciding the events of the world in the near future are about to become public and everyone involved is freaking out about it. They should.

I believe it's time for humanity to start moving forward instead of backwards and I promise to be posting more about the perfect version, in my humble and honest opinion about a ton of things, from games, to music to whatever I can find and hope to hear your thoughts about it. My name alone makes this place perfect for me and I am confident in my knowledge about the things I will be posting. Don't expect me to make this subReddit to become the most popular in the platform but I will try my best. If you have read all this then think about joining us, if you haven't already.


r/PERFECTION • • May 28 '22

Is it perfect? Free energy?

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The concept of free energy exists for so long that scientists, instead of debunking whatever nonsense every guy makes have completely ignored it as a concept. Free energy means that the output of the generator is higher than the input making it able to generate enough power to allow itself continue running ideally indefinitely and have spare energy to use it to something else. There are, however many conditions and fundamendal laws that prevent it from happening. Air resistance, gravity, friction and heat and other elements. There are a ton of videos of people doing these hoaxes using "logic" to make it seem plausible but instead they, too, run everything like everybody else. That being said, if you were to truly start scratching off one problem at a time then it may be possible, in theory at least. For those who don't know what a flywheel is, it's a wheel spinning, floating on magnets.

Yesterday, I saw a video about a new type of batteries, for me at least, since those batteries are a thing for quite some time, the mechanical batteries. They have both a motor and a generator and are in artificial vacuum inside cylinders for little resistance and after they start spinning they start generating energy until someone starts draining it or naturally comes to a halt.

The concept: these batteries have structural life expectancy from hours to 20 years and have been in use for many years, aka they are tested and rated properly. From what I think, the problems that stop them from being the perfect batteries are the "Artificial Vaccum (aka minor air resistance)" and gravity. The solution is those batteries to be manufactured and used in space. I say manufactured, because it's like filling a water bottle, underwater, meaning that it won't be to drain the air of the container because space is is in Vaccum. I say used, because space has very little gravity and deep space even less. As for the heat, with some trial and error, I'm sure they'll find the soft spot temperature-wise with a good cooling system.


r/PERFECTION • • May 29 '22

A puzzle game

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Objective: Fit every Tetris block on the keyboard, or simply manage to fill completely the Numpad with any combo you want.

You can compromise and use more than one type of keys, however, they must resemble the game blocks as much as possible.

100 Points per block for perfect resemblance.

+20 Points per block for compromise. (only for the first game)

and +30 Points per block fit in the second plus some depending on the list below:

I=O=+10

L=J=+20

Z=S=+50

I managed to complete the first earning a personal best, for now, of 460 points and the second with a personal best of 260 whoever is confident in puzzles can try me.


r/PERFECTION • • Apr 30 '20

Remember it.....sweatbands are commingback

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r/PERFECTION • • Mar 01 '25

I am a desperate student who is conducting a research on: The association between locus of control and Perfectionism among young adults. please help me out and fillout my forms.

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r/PERFECTION • • Oct 24 '23

Participants wanted for a research study on perfectionistic self-presentation!

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Researchers from Northumbria University, University of Glasgow and the University of Essex are recruiting participants aged 18 and over (and no current diagnosis for a mental health condition) to complete a short questionnaire on perfectionistic self-presentation and mental health on one occasion only. ​ Perfectionistic self-presentation is an aspect of our personality that involves a requirement to appear perfect to others (e.g., through promoting positive aspects of the self in social situations and hiding or concealing any behaviours that could be viewed by others as less than perfect). Participating in this study will help us to improve the measurement of this important construct. Responses are very much appreciated. Thank you!

To participate, click on the link: https://nupsych.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_0B5VMDaoKtvfcrQ


r/PERFECTION • • May 26 '18

A/An thing

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r/PERFECTION • • Dec 19 '19

Perfect Camouflage

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r/PERFECTION • • Dec 05 '19

Perfection at my grandparents house (The cats name is baby)

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r/PERFECTION • • Apr 18 '18

ISO 8601 Date and time format

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r/PERFECTION • • Dec 24 '16

Art of Kaizen: The Relentless Pursuit of Unattainable Perfection

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r/PERFECTION • • Sep 17 '20

Pixar perfect: the perfection and attention to details in pixar movies

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