The hottest Perfection Substack posts right now

Focus on spiritual progress rather than aiming for perfection.
Consider that the sacred geometry of nature may be closest to perfection.
Question if anything beyond the fundamental aspects of life can truly be perfect.

The concept of perfect self-improvement cupboards is explored, where individuals step in to be improved in different ways.
Different versions of the cupboards were created to address issues like changing preferences and ensuring consent at each stage of improvement.
Ultimately, a MetaUltimate cupboard was designed, allowing individuals to go through their preferred self-improvement process, raising questions about what the perfect self-improvement process truly is.

In transhumanism, the focus is on continual improvement, not on reaching perfection or paradise.
The concept of perfection as a static state goes against the principles of transhumanism, which emphasizes perpetual progress.
Critics often misinterpret transhumanism as seeking a utopia or ideal state, but in reality, transhumanists aim for continuous advancement towards 'extropia'.

Think in absolutes: not knowing, action, completion.
Accept that everything is a draft; there's no such thing as a finished product.
Keep it light and quick - focus on producing tangible outputs quickly instead of endless editing.

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Effective governance is not about achieving perfection
Accessibility decisions in governance impact different groups of people
Improving access to wilderness areas can increase visitor numbers but may compromise the wilderness experience

We live in an age of leverage where modern technology and debt allow us to achieve more with less. How we use this power matters.
Seeking perfection can be limiting. Embracing imperfections and uncertainties can lead to more growth and aliveness.
Integrity in conscious leadership is pivotal. Understanding and embracing integrity can help improve leadership effectiveness.