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I've always been a product of progress rather than those who fancy perfection, which to me personally I don't believe in. There's no human that is perfect, if machines can still make system errors talk more on we humans. But merging to that ideology that progression is vital and a pattern that cant be neglected, automatically life becomes at ease. No competitors no stress. @normalyf
RE: The Error In Perfection