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Philosophy of perfection

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Index note robot-calm mind; wealth+beauty+timing

Once you have learned all the ways, gone through enough worse and best days, you get the structure of feeling in your head. Big enough so that one can become the best robot simulator, in their minds, i.e. they rewire the structure to robot like behavior, give any emotional input, output is always calm.
Once its gone to that level, the achievements such as wealth might be taken into account to ascertain the performance. But health and beauty are desirable and are a part of wealth, so one must need a robust health and best beauty (structure of your resume) desirable which complements with the requirement.

Once its the best existing with best amount of wealth and beauty desirable, the factor remains is the timing of the encounter, or the execution of the idea that is meant to be bought in the world. Timing can get affected by many factors, e.g. mood, background emotions or activities involved in the organization, but these should be solved in the first part. Second part deals with healthy beautiful desirable body of organization or entity.

Third part is the heart of action, where encounter takes place leading to perfect experience, perfect experience of whatever desired came into existence for that period of time. After it, the fading of this experience and is marked by new actions which flow toward other tasks.

However, the power of conceptualization from thinking clarity, and recognizing the hidden variables that might affect the observation and outcome is an important milestone of science and such knowledge.

And time-signal of such experience(t) forms the experience of living person, which shapes and reshapes itself in the present.structure.of.person.

Growing up is what you feel, the entire universe, the earth, or even nature stays the same type, whatever is felt is internal part of human being.

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