Human Imperfections Are Real Perfection
Human Imperfections Are Real Perfection A few days ago, I wrote a short thought on Substack: “Human imperfections are real perfection.” I did not try to make it a perfectly structured argument. It was simply an idea that came to my mind, so I wrote it down. What surprised me was that people liked it. That made me think about the idea again. Why did a simple and imperfect thought connect with people? Perhaps because we are living in a time when almost everything is being polished. Our photographs are edited, our voices are corrected, our writing is refined, our faces are filtered, and now even our thoughts can be generated and polished by AI and machines. We are becoming very good at removing imperfections. But I sometimes wonder whether, in this process, we are also removing something much more important. The Human texture. We often confuse perfection with originality There is nothing wrong with improving our work. A writer should learn grammar. likewise, A scientist should corre...