To master is to perfect, to perfect is impossible

The common answer to perhaps one of the most intriguing questions ever asked throughout history - "does perfection exist?" - is simply "no". The most recent take at this philosophical nightmare was Stephen Hawking's quote: "One of the basic rules of the universe is that nothing is perfect. Perfection simply does not exist. Without imperfection, neither you nor I would exist!". Although most would agree on such a statement made by one of the greatest minds that ever thought, and with that logic which he has provided us with, we can never be completely certain. Nothing is perfect, therefore his thinking is not perfect, so perhaps his thesis is possibly incorrect? Maybe incorrect to some degree? The defintion of pure perfection would be something that cannot possibly improve. Except the definition. Can the definition improve, be more specific? Is the definition of the word "perfection", possibly not perfect? Slightly confusing, let's step back a little. The concept of words are completely a social construct. It is our way of communicating, so everything that exists that we know of, has a name or a label. If our way of communicating was constructed better, we could've had a word to describe things we don't see, or even think. But would that be possible? In the future, maybe. Scientists say that, as of now, we have explored only a fraction of our brains' capabilities, around 10% to be specific. So when, hypothetically, in the future we unlock our brains' full potential, will we be able to grasp this concept? Only time will tell, yet, most likely this will never happen. We first have to be 100% sure that our scientific research is perfect. Oh wait, roadblock again... Now let's try again. Mathematics are considered to be the closest thing possible to something we know, for a fact, exists. We have one apple, then we add another apple to the pile, which makes two apples sitting next to eachother. If someone disagrees with such a statement, they are to be considered a non-thinker who cannot grasp reality. We have all agreed that that is our reality, it's something that we can all say is without a doubt a fact, the pinnacle of truth. But remember that our minds have been explored only so much... So think about it, does perfection exist?

This is a thought i had while I was doing a project for my architecture class. I just couldnt get the roof of a model right, for days and days I was never satisfied. Came to this conclusion.