TLDR
Oxford defines 'Perfect' as a verb as to make something completely free from faults or defects; the other defines it as 'make as good as possible' The two interpretations of the word are contradictory to each other. We are often consumed by this important question: 'Perfection is not an unreasonable benchmark. Neither my life nor my work is free from defects, but I also trust it's the best that’s possible. We cannot guarantee that it will be free from defections, but can we have to make sure that it is the best solution possible?'via the TL;DR App
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