Comments on: A book that doesn’t tell you to be perfect http://nullpointer.debashish.com/a-book-that-doesnt-tell-you-to-be-perfect A brilliant (sic) coalesce of Technology (where the emphasis is on Java), Internet, Blogging, Indic-blogging, current-affairs, politics, entertainment industry and topics that concern India. Mon, 15 Aug 2011 12:20:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Don Lapre Boy http://nullpointer.debashish.com/a-book-that-doesnt-tell-you-to-be-perfect#comment-1650 Don Lapre Boy Fri, 03 Nov 2006 22:36:16 +0000 http://nullpointer.debashish.com/a-book-that-doesnt-tell-you-to-be-perfect#comment-1650 "what if all the people who read these books really applied each and every advice in their life? Will this world be full of flawless, successful, content people who have never seen any lows, any failure, any discomfort in their life." Of course not! To Err is human and even perfection isn't exactly perfect. We need both sides to have balance. I remember the philosophical myth od the classic novel, The Scarlet Letter, The various characters in the book were worse off and out of balance then Hester. I mean with names like Dimmesdale and Chillingworth, can't you see that balance is key?? Just a thought. John “what if all the people who read these books really applied each and every advice in their life? Will this world be full of flawless, successful, content people who have never seen any lows, any failure, any discomfort in their life.”

Of course not! To Err is human and even perfection isn’t exactly perfect.

We need both sides to have balance. I remember the philosophical myth od the classic novel, The Scarlet Letter, The various characters in the book were worse off and out of balance then Hester. I mean with names like Dimmesdale and Chillingworth, can’t you see that balance is key?? Just a thought.

John

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