Monday, April 7, 2008

Health

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Sunday, April 6, 2008

Life is so beautiful. It is so silly to think how we live in a moment without realizing that this moment will be overcome by the next , almost erasing our footprints from this earth. Or even how silly our footsteps seem, when you put them into the perspective of the size of the universe, how silly our concerns seem, our emotions... And yet, it is how we live. We live in the moment, because we are the creatures of feeling, emotion, thought. We live in the moment (either that of the present or the past or future) because we do not know anything else. We do not have the power to see the entire pattern of the big picture, and our role in it. We can only follow the slight hints presented to us, in that moment.
There is a lot one can learn in a moment. One can realize his entire purpose in life or admit to insanity or experience the miracle of love, all in one moment. Yet, that single moment is only important to the person experiencing it. He is the only one able to value its beauty, hide away from its fears, or draw out enlightenment. Only you can give value to your moment, or to the array of moments - making up your life. You can share your moment; you can make your moment valuable for someone else.
The moment is full of possibility. Theoretically, one can do an infinite potential of things in a moment. We only limit ourselves, with our own mind - because for some reason we limit our own possibilities. A depressed person, can decide to come out of their depression - and all it would take is a moment... the person just has to want to do it, and then ... do it. It's almost like flipping a switch, where you consciously have to control it (turn depression off) - constantly.
It is not the same as suppression or repression. It is the person's decision "I don't want to experience this anymore, and they don't." It's about the conscious control, your conscious decision.

All you need is a moment - and a 'Yes! I'll do it!"



A Solution to Dualism

From Plato’s mind - body paradigm to Descartes’ bodily machine controlled by a nonmaterial soul the notion of dualism has been crawling up the ally of science and now, psychology, for centuries. If to follow Descartes’ deduction – consciousness is irreducible primarily because it does not hold the same properties as matter and it is the only aspect of the person identifying his existence, Cogito Ergo Sum (Descartes, 1998). However, if to look at the aspect of consciousness phenomenologically, even in the early views akin to Husserl and Heidegger, one can see that the mind-body problem disappears and an entirely different conception comes into play.

In Husserl’s description of the subjective natural world one has a number of explicit objects in his perceptual field some of which he is dimly aware of (i.e. thoughts), some he is fully aware of (i.e. perceptual reality) and yet others remain at the potential of perception which he described through the notion of co-presence (Husserl, 1983). Co-presence marks the inner boundaries of phenomenological description where the physical thing retains the capability of being perceived in the reflection of the surrounding world (Husserl, 1983). The person’s relationship with those objects is that of intentionality; as if wearing a miner’s hat does one pursue the world illuminating certain areas and hiding others in the darkness of potential perception. Living naturally, however, is living naively in the constructs of socialization and day to day attitudes of humans as observers existing in the totality of the objective world (Husserl, 1983). How then does this new notion of subjectivism solve the problem of dualism?

If to analyze the person’s relationship with his world, one cannot find a distinction. A person is not just an identity or a body or a thought processor, it is a collection of many different processes and patterns that of relation to the world in terms of intentionality, and the actual coincidental pattern of the universe which allowed for the current existence of the person. The person is dispersed in the world; in his intentionality or directedness (as in Heidegger) he is dispersed temporally and spatially (Heidegger, 1962). There is no distinction between body and mind anymore; it is a naïve division which never should have been applied. A person is the consciousness, the environment of that consciousness and the relationship between the environment and that consciousness. It is the presence of a certain directionality, spatially, and a throwness from the past into the future, relating to that intentionality (Heidegger, 1962). A person is his own world, full of personalized understanding and perception. A personality would then include all the reflections of the self that the person sees in his world; personality is the degree of this dispersion, its direction, purpose and timing.

So, what does this new definition of personality imply for psychology and psychotherapy? Validity of Husserl’s phenomenology and the process of reduction towards pure consciousness is questioned with the arising problem of the existence of other minds (Levinas, 1969). Heidegger’s approach to solving the problem by treating people at the level of objects or at its best trying to assimilate another person to the self, does not seem to be appealing to most (Levinas, 1969). Levinas, however, starts a new wave in phenomenology by studying the relationship with the Other. What can one know about the other? According to Levinas, nothing (Levinas, 1969). We cannot even start to understand him because the Other is past the horizons of our perceptual capabilities (Levinas, 1969). One cannot know what the other is thinking about, because even if we can accurately guess, the thought switches and changes like ripples on a stream. It can never be caught. The Other is the unknown.

How is psychotherapy then possible, if one never knows what really goes on in the head of the patient sitting in front of them? Understanding another should never be equivocated to putting oneself into another’s shoes, because it is impossible. One will never know another’s past, future and present, all intentionalities and dispersions which constantly change and grow. Even if the Other tells the therapist everything about himself, the therapist can only interpret his words in his own world and a word in another’s world might not always mean the same thing. The patient can build a shell with his story and the therapist can step into that shell and only interpret it through his worldhood, personal understanding and capability.

In conclusion, one can see that the problem of mind and body has been resolved through changing our understanding of mind and body, providing no distinction but an infinite extension from the person’s consciousness and other intentionalities towards phenomena and possibility. While the Other can never be known from one’s point of view, understanding this concept will guide us in its more correct application (Levinas, 1969).

Works Cited

Descartes, R. (1998). Discourse on Method and Meditations on First Philosophy. (4th ed.) trans. Cress, D. Indianapolis: Hacket Publishing Company

Heidegger, M. (1962). Being and Time. (7th ed.) trans. Macquirre, J. and E. Robinson. New York: Harper Publishers.

Husserl, E. (1983). Ideas Pertaining to a Pure Phenomenology and to a Phenomenological Philosophy: First Book . trans. Kersten, F. Boston: Martinus Nijhoff Publishers

Levinas, E. (1969). Totality and Infinity: an Essay on Exteriority. trans. Lingis, A. Pittsburgh, PA: Duquesne University Press.

Thursday, March 27, 2008

Nickelback: If everyone cared

Another common favourite :)

Brian Melo: Shine

"Shine"

Every corner you turn
Walls are closing in
All the lights have changed from green to red
You're grounded by the weather
Nowhere to take flight
Somehow your wings got broken
Your hands are tied

But can't you feel it in the air
The moment has arrived
So why don't you

[Chorus]
Shine, cause I've been waiting for you to try
Set your sights high
And elevate yourself to the sky
Just rise and shine

Your shadow is behind you
When the sun's in your face
Your story isn't finished
Just turn the page
It's time to wake up
It's time to shake it up
The chains can be cut and thrown away

And can't you see it everywhere
The moment is alive
So why don't you

[Chorus]
Shine, cause I've been waiting for you to try
Set your sights high
And elevate yourself to the sky
Just rise and shine

Anticipating
I've been waiting
The moment has arrived
For you to
Shine
Just shine

[Chorus]
Shine, cause I've been waiting for you to try
Set your sights high
And elevate yourself to the sky
Just rise and shine [x2]

Wednesday, March 26, 2008

The Other (Levinas Reflections)

My mind tells me that I am in the subway drowning in the sea of people, bodies, humans faintly referred to as ‘the rush-hour.’ Each one of them staring either onto the floor or into some distance not daring to look another into the eye, or if such a slip-up occurs, apologetically moving their glance someplace safe. There is a person next to me - a woman in her late 50s, simply dressed, looking concerned and tired, her eyes focused onto something that doesn’t seem to exist for me. For me, her glance is empty; I don’t understand it; I can’t understand it; I can’t see what she sees. For her it is probably full of thought and memory and the attempt to see meaning in her actions or even someone else’s actions. There is a real thirst in me to know this woman and to know that glance and an understanding that I may never be the same at the end of this journey.

This metaphysical desire - empty in its own intentionality, the attempt of transcendence onto the world of the other and this infinite relation between what seem to be two simple and finite existents is very troubling to me. This woman is standing beside me. I can see her, I can even touch her; however, I don’t understand her. I cannot place myself into her shoes and take her spot in this universe. She has her own world, and this world is not part of mine. My intentionality towards her is empty, and yet in this reach for understanding I attempt to go beyond my world. As infinite as this approach is, it deepens my understanding of the other but I cannot satisfy my image of what she ‘could be on her inside’ with what she actually is, it is an aimless and inordinate reach. I cannot dedistance her; she will always be outside of my world. There is no adequation, an infinity existing within my totality.

How do I know what she is thinking? How do I know that I am free of her judgment, or at least in good standing in her judgment? How do I know that I am safe? How do I know that she is even considering my existence? I don’t. This relationship is a one way street. I am aware only of my cognitive movement towards her, asymmetric movement – without an end. This almost existential worrying about what this Other has, this Unknown is filling me up with fear causing me to judge my own value by assuming a face of the other, because the best I can do is assume, trying to prevent possibly unbearable consequences.

She looked at me, or maybe it wasn’t me – maybe it is her traveling empty glance stopping on the pathway of my eyes, or maybe she is concerned. Am I bothering her? Could she think that my world is not worthy of existence beside hers? I murmur a quiet ‘Hello.’

My entire interiority opens up in a kind of an altruistic exposure with the word presented as a gift excused with the understanding that I am addressing an entire world beyond myself while completely representing mine. I now stand on trial in defense of my world in hers.

Randy Pausch Lecture: Really Achieving Your Childhood Dreams

Tuesday, March 25, 2008

Stay with me

Beautiful

Dare to Live

Wear Sunscreen


One of the most inspirational videos out there.

Monday, March 24, 2008

A Breath of Fresh Air

I feel like today’s day is a new breath of fresh air, as cool as the first wave of water washing over you as if you were to enter a lake on a morning. That first wave instantly washes away any fury, or expectations and fully cleans your slate just by a simple burst of unexpected cold on your body. I guess, change of temperature acting as a pain reliever doesn’t just apply to your internal body functions, but emotional as well. With a clean slate, it then allows you to enter its waters and enjoy the cleansing and emotional balance that it presents you with. This world is so big compared to us, and its size is what allows it to forgive us our little thoughts of negativity and encourage those of compassion. Its like a big, huge, kind old man/woman that you just want to squeeze and hug because of all the love that it presented you with, and all the caring. Because this world cares about you, just like a parent would about child. And today its giving me a breath of fresh air and a clean slate to start on. I want to fill my lungs with its beauty and wisdom. I want to fly with that breeze, with those birds, and release the only pretended-to-exist fear. I want to feel this freedom that is filling up my mind, and encourage it in me and others. I want to open my mind, and invite the world in, “Hi, my name is Kate, or maybe today – it is whatever you want to call me, I’m not limited by my name, or time, or expectations, or freedom. Not even by ability, because that limitation is only created in the mind.” Something reminded me of a quote from a movie, “Time is not important, only life is.” What does it mean to live by that quote? Does it eliminate fear? Of death, of rebirth, of not having enough time? Does it eliminate fear of consequence? Or does it shrink up time to such a pointless seed, that it only encourages the thinking over of our momentary choices, living in the moment?
Hmm… pointless seed.. :) Another theory sprung up :)
What if everything in this world, as it was made was like a seed? Emotion, love, time, anger, evil, kindness.. everything.. was as small as a seed at the beginning. And that seed would grow only in you payed attention to it, it grew if you put that thing into importance. So what happened then? Which seeds did we choose to grow? There is plenty of love, and kindness… but why did we choose to grow evil and anger? Silly to think of it :) but in reality we really did choose to grow it. Every single action starts out like a seed, and you help it grow with your mind, the positivity of your mind acts like a light – guiding that seed in whichever direction – you unconsciously choose it to grow ;) The more light, the better it grows, and the richer you feel, feeling the world growing outside of you and on the inside. :)

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Being Calm

As I am listening to this song, it makes me feel life and its beauty but at the same time the thought of provocation stays in my mind. There are so many things in life that seem to provoke you to test you, every little step of the way and all your decisions seem to be always judged and recorded leading to not necessarily completely direct consequences. Everything in life seems to follow a certain path, a certain ribbon, a certain “lentochka” as I would say in Russian. Like a small kitten would follow a thread of yard as its ball was rolling down the stairs, in the same way we are tempted towards the more fun and relaxing states of our lives. However, it takes one to notice that that ball of yarn will never roll up those stairs, and so will never be able to encourage your will and to set your affairs in order. You, must do that on your own. Every single decision that we make in this life, going down to the little tiny things like keeping up a smile with a stranger, have tremendous effects on our future, on our mind sets and on our happiness. I love how my hands feel on this keyboard, it almost as if I am playing a piano except the music is replaced by words, however creating a very similar effect in me. Maybe the music that would have come out as I would have been playing this would mean the same, notes and words – all make up one expression, that coming from your heart. I think the best way to write, is not to think. But just let the words flow out of you by themselves. The reason for this is that it isn’t your reasoning that is feeling, but your intuitions and your soul, so when you write with soul – it’s in a completely different style and with completely different emotions and interpretations with just a little bit of a hint of more clarity. But this song is beautiful, so calming, sometimes it’s good to silence one’s mind, and let one live by their intuitions. Your life will be what you look forward it to be. The little bit of doubt that was created at the birth of this statement, will be erased with the birth of hope and confidence, and again the silence of your mind. Your mind is like the worrying mother, someone that you cannot neglect and must love, but as the same time it is someone who you just want to hug and say “Don’t worry so much, everything will be ok” to which the response will be “How do you know” and you say “I don’t, I choose to trust life and myself” Calmness, is a choice. It can be a lifestyle, a state of the heart, and that of the mind. It is important for safety and health, but more importantly for understanding. Calmness is the birth of all excitement and all feeling towards life. It accentuates your perceptions and intuitions. It clears up the perceptions of the inner soul and lets you really experience that life, because your mind is no more mingled with worry and your personal creations, it lets you see the actual creations. It makes you happy. Try it sometime. :) All you will have to be, is calm.

Sunday, March 23, 2008

Interpretation

I am sitting right now in my hot, humid room, staring at the house in front of me. Something inside me forces me to look up and see the sun, setting slightly into the background. The whole sky is pink, slightly. Like a beginning of a climax, it teases you, wrinkles your senses and mind into a temptation, a want, a longing for the whole thing to just come upon you, devour you – the sunset. Sometimes you want to touch it, but some beauty is untouchable. Sometimes you want to be part of it, but some wishes are never to be. So you get mad at it, at this beauty, in confusion to what you are supposed to do with it. You can’t touch it, you can’t hold it and it hurts to love it from so far away. Sometimes you wonder, does it enjoy my beauty as much as I enjoy its? Nature is such a peculiar thing. A nature of a thing, aren't we all of one nature? My eyes then shift to a calendar hanging beside the window. Its pages are still turned to April. Do I live in the past? In my past emotions, events, emotions of those events? Do I drag on my life, expecting things to be the way they were, because once you pass a certain concept, you only start to cherish its existence once it perishes? Like childhood naps, everyone hated them – what a perfectly good waste of a sunny day, one would think. And now, you only wish you had enough time for one. Sunday, Monday, Tuesday.. Did you ever wonder why the days of the week were named the way they were? And who officially names them? What a funny thing to think, I just love how people decide on the “rules” of a language, when initially it all just happened almost spontaneously…

And that is my thought of the day… a depressing thought, really. I thought of a much better thought today though :) Read on if you care enough ;)

I was talking to myself in the mirror, yes, that often happens if you ask… Well no, not really, what is even more funny is that I’m imagining myself talking with an English accent as I am writing this, don’t ask silly questions… off coarse I’m not insane!

Anyway, and so I was thinking, that this life really has nothing bad in it for you. It is not a dungeon of torture, as previously was thought or often is thought, it is all up to your interpretation. You see, our experiences are all subject to the following:
- Our perceptions
- Our mindset part of the perception
- The actual experience
Looking at our psychology, to understand a situation a person must first physically experience it, and that is dependant on the actual sensual experience – which again would be different for everybody. But more importantly, it is also subject to the momentary mind set that the person has and is in at the moment of the experience and more specifically – at the moment of interpretation of that experience. This mind set acts as a net, or as a thing you wash fruit in – sieve? Yes, anyway, it leaves things in it – for further interpretation or memory – whatever you personally choose to leave in it. And it is important to not forget that the mindset that the person is in, is perfectly under their own control – so if they are sad, it is their choice to come out of that sadness… if they are happy, well, that’s great :) So the person, then, will understand their experience, primarily depending on their mind set, because it sieves it! If you are upset, everything around you will seem upsetting, it is not necessarily that you are attracting these negative things to yourself, which could also take place, but primarily it is your perception/understanding/i

interpretation of the surroundings that is telling you that it is upsetting you, it probably is not even the case. So, conclusion! Be aware of your own mindset, because it will bias your interpretation of everything. If you are aware of it, and how it is that it is biasing, you can change it ;)

Just trying to make your interpretation of life taste a little sweeter ;)
Uuu here is another verse that will make you a tad happier:
I love you! :)

Have a great day! :)

Look at a Flower :)

Did you ever look at a flower? It is like it has a little piece of soul in each of its petals, each one bending silently and at its own will, some with more confidence, others with a little more humility. Some have just a little bit of a sharper colour, bringing in original beauty to the entire picture. Such beauty, frozen in a little bit of time, just as its life is – soon being overcome by death. Yet, nothing bad in that, another will take its place with even more beauty and the previous will never even be missed, and was it even noticed? Such colour, personality… reflecting its every gene, not afraid to share it with the world.
Sometimes I wish I could be a creator. To make something so beautiful, timeless, like a life… In a way I am, I guess.. even though this ability is limited only to my life…

Taken by Geoffrey Sleight

CAMERA PHOTO SHOOT
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Unhappy Times

Hello World!

Here I stand before you, broken hearted. Not in any hope of redemption, but with a face of humility. My colour is red, my heart is bleeding and my eyes are pure, looking down at the forgotten earth, sucking at my last strength. I don’t know what you want of me, world. I don’t understand your rules, your grounds, but I feel your punishment, the stone around my neck, bringing me down to my blooded knees, humility. I might as well stand naked before all of you, saying these words – it won’t change how I feel inside, it won’t even add a drop to it. Do I want to change? No. I’m tired of expected change. I don’t feel the wrong, I don’t see the wrong, all I feel is your laughter and your put downs. You are drenching me, world... in disgust towards myself. Surprised? Why? It has always been this way. And not just with me, with every living thing on this earth. You laugh at our short lives, at our mistakes, at our lack of courage to survive. You laugh at our misunderstandings, and we just stand there and cry… because you are too big, world, we can’t stand up to you… You hold too much against us. What is the point, if we are all so sinful, we suffer from these sins as we go along due to the guilt they create in us – and what next, more hell? Is this what you do to us world? You give us birth, and use our lives for your pleasure in sadism. Too bad that you are the judge of your own court, and I’m just an innocent bystander looking up at you with eyes full of loss. But I don’t ask for your pity. I don’t need it. I hold enough pity within me to get through the day… I don’t ask, really, anything of you… I’m just a silly marionette tied to your decisions, and your dirty pleasures. Why do you give birth to us and let us live in pain, while allowing ourselves to know that we are in pain? Or was that what the apple was for? To let us live in ignorance, while you played with us in your games of sadism?
I don’t know then, if I am even sorry that she took a bite of it…

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A Little Something Inspirational

I have heard a story on the radio today, which I found to be a little inspiring at least for the moment being. :) Hope you will enjoy it as much as I did.

There were two friends. One day during their hike in the woods one was swept away by the heavy waves of a river and ended up being saved by his friend. At the place where he was saved, he carved in stone, " Here, Moosa saved the life of his friend." Years later, the two friends were passing by the same spot and ended up in a quarrel, and the same friend that was once saved on this spot was punched to the face by the friend that saved him. And so he wrote in sand, "Here, Moosa broke my heart." A while later, another friend asked him why did he write the good thing in stone and the bad thing in sand? And he answered, so that the memory of him saving my life would not fade away as if carved in stone, and the hurt would be washed away before even the waves get to it. :)

Another one,

The Knock-Out Human

I have come upon this show once, it was late at night, and it was a show where they were interviewing singles (those using online dating and such) of why they were still single. However, all these people they interviewed were over 30, and maybe even 40 and older.. Questions included: Why do you think you are not married yet, etc... Do you blame bad luck, and as such - people looked back at their life and answered those questions. There was absolutely nothing wrong with these people, they just never found that perfect someone.

However, what absolutely intrigued me about this show is the arising thought of pointlessness about life, to which all these different, very different people came to concluding. There was no happiness, no longing for anyone, it was as if they were starved of positive emotion and hope. These people weren't depressed, not all of them. Many had extended family and friends, but just no wife or husband.. Many were very rich, and had random dates here and there, many were attractive both outside and inside... but they never found anyone to love and to trust. Hearing these words ( and they weren't directly talking to the interviewer, I think it was something like a video journal kind of thing) hearing these words, made me understand something about this life, I guess.

Lack of purpose. There was no more purpose... They were happy, they had careers, etc... but no love. There was no love in their life, and from that they all concluded that there was no purpose. This specific conclusion is what intrigued me. The powerlessness that I caught in their eye, I felt this weakness about them.. as if they were ill. As if they were like a long outstretched plant reaching towards the sky for sunshine that never came.. Its a little scary. To be alone and to not be loved. They felt scared. Imagine not being loved, by anybody, ever, no one to trust your life with, no one to watch you live your life.. there is some discomfort to it. See the thing why young singles don't really feel this way is because they still have hope and knowledge that they will someday find someone, and this hope is what these people have lost, they don't even look anymore, they just gave up.
Hm, one woman was talking about having children. And how life was pointless without having a family. Another man always wanted to have children, from very early on in his life, and his wife or girlfriend didn't want any and so she left him, and he was alone from then on.
Sad stories, I guess.. but then the question in my head arises - why is it like that? Why do we want purpose? Why do we end up finding it in family and love? Why does love provide us with purpose? As lovely and comfortable as it is, how is it that we cannot function without it? We just get stuck somewhere in the middle, unable to bulge because - its as if love functions as the machine oil in the hardware of our brains, or at least our lives.
And yet one can never name this thing. At the beginning of a life, we all want to have it. We want to receive it and take it. We want the attention, the care, the softness, the safety, the trust and whatever else that love can represent. Its what allows us to tell ourselves, OK, its OK to go on, everything is fine.
Somewhere in the middle of our lives we learn that its just as beautiful to give love as to receive it, and we start giving, to our children (especially with new mothers) then to grandchildren, eventually you receive enough love from life that you start giving, it doesn't really matter how late or early your realization comes to you. And this circle becomes complete. The person feels complete, as if they "did their duty"
But why do we have that feeling? Is it something inborn in us, selected for through natural selection to allow for survival? Is it really? To the extent that we see purpose in it? Purpose in such a silly thing as love? That seems to be just an emotion?
I feel like this was one of those experiments, like in genetics, "the knock out" where you create the "knockout mouse" that doesn't express a certain gene, to see how that gene functions and what it does.
Well, I guess here you can consider this as one of those experiments. The knockout human, where love was the gene, and the outcome wasn't death but lack of purpose. Judging by the people in this "show", I think it could be questionable which is worse...

Beyond Perfection

I would like to pull you into the oblivion of perfection. Into a world surrounded by limits and bounds of this word, perpetuating infallible infinity in our minds, inventing reason to cover for its inexistence in reality, and yet only in our minds…
But then again, you already live in this world.
“Beyond Perfection” was written on the purple bottle of nail polish that I decided not to use. Apart from discretely opposing the name’s aim for this colour, I, also discretely, started to object its full intention.
Perfection, perfection that is all that this world expects from us, from all sides from all angles, from different degrees and at different velocities. Perfection in colour, in sound, in speech – be that of personality, your tie or the next step you take on that dance floor. Perfection seems to be in everybody and in nobody at the same time, with an almost identical unidentifiable face as love. Everyone striving to get it, some seem to have it, and yet no one can recognize what it is when they’ve actually got it. Perfection is impossible to strive for, because striving for perfection already makes you imperfect. Does it really exist? Well, that is what our reason so wishfully tries to tell us by stretching its concepts to that of infinity. Is that what perfection is? The bound of a certain quality, the limit of it? The tedious stretch of the bubble-gum concept to that of infinity in as far as our mind can reach? It doesn’t seem like it… we don’t like to think of perfection in that way… but at the same time we love to make God perfect. God seems to indulge in these qualities, only limited by our own mind, the same qualities we apply to God as those that we have ourselves, and yet there seems to be this foreign thing about them – making them special – perfection, infinity… both of which seem to be unreachable by ourselves, and this making them even more special. We love God, he has something that we could never have... perfection… and yet, when our neighbor has it – when we even see a little bit of it in others – we die of vein. Why? The question “why” is not recognizable by science anymore, its improper, it’s a stupid question leading to no answers… a “stupid” question.
We only look at facts, and facts tell us of our feeling of envy and of our strive to the impossible.
But how is it that we have connected infinity with the impossible? That’s not valid. So, maybe perfection then is possible, maybe not that of God, but to other qualities.
Sure, lets make it possible, just for you, just to make you happy – so you wouldn’t think that you are striving to nowhere – to an oblivion. ;)
… going back to study now )) so maybe one day I could reach my own unreachable level of perfection, even if only in my mind ;)

 
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