If nothing is perfect, how can practice make man perfect?

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  1. Vishaaa profile image72
    Vishaaaposted 13 years ago

    If nothing is perfect, how can practice make man perfect?

  2. TheBlondie profile image60
    TheBlondieposted 13 years ago

    It can't, because what we practice is rarely perfect. Everyone has a different idea of what perfect is, so while the idea of perfect exists for us individually, it doesn't exist as a thing that applies to everyone.

  3. will-be-expressed profile image60
    will-be-expressedposted 13 years ago

    i don't think there is any standard to which we can all agree as being 'perfect'......it's a relative thing.
    practicing a certain thing makes you better at that thing, maybe better than other people doing the same thing, perhaps then you would be looked upon as being perfect in comparison....but the thing is that there is always room for improvement, there is never a time one can say--' this is it--i am now perfect at this''

  4. Chouji-Von-Lycan profile image60
    Chouji-Von-Lycanposted 13 years ago

    that is a rather awesome point, but who said that nothing is perfect, maybe they were a pesimist, as perfection is a mere matter of opinion, so if you deem it as perfect, it is perfect

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    Sivisposted 13 years ago

    "Practice Makes Perfect" is simply an idiom which hopes to inspire work ethic and dedication in the listener. 

    As others have eloquently stated before me, perfection is simply an illusion, subject to the whims of those who strive to attain it.

  6. Lisa HW profile image63
    Lisa HWposted 13 years ago

    There is such a thing as "perfect" (not in the case of all things or even most things, but in the case of some things).  People just like to tell themselves, "Nothing is perfect," as a way of accepting whatever imperfection they must accept. In other words, "Nothing is perfect," only applies some of the time, and "Practice makes perfect," doesn't always apply in call cases either.  smile

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    carolyn59posted 13 years ago

    Practice makes perfect...we have all heard it...particularly when we were in school.  My mom used to take the phrase a step further...Perfect practice make perfect play.  She was a soccer coach.  So practice can get us close to perfection as long as we practice correctly.

  8. TIMOBILE profile image61
    TIMOBILEposted 13 years ago

    practice increase one's skill and familiarity therefore increasing the degree of perfectness. nothing is ever totally perfect as whole. It can only be in relation to other things

  9. CWanamaker profile image95
    CWanamakerposted 13 years ago

    Perfection is only perfect when we agree that it is perfect.  One person's idea of perfection is another person's idea of imperfection.  True perfection is not achievable.  There is always someone better or faster or stronger than you.  That's why world records get broken all of the time (they will continue to get broken too). Basically, if you practice your heart out at something and became the best you can possibly be, then you have reached perfection for you.

  10. Faceless39 profile image92
    Faceless39posted 13 years ago

    Nothing in the material world can be perfect.  But in the spiritual world, it's possible to transcend the material and to discover "perfection" of the soul.

 
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