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I just read someone say "maybe some art is just meant to be an 8.5/10" and I felt a little spark in my brain. As a critic I am always evaluating what was amazing about something and what could be improved. But my expectation is never that a great work be a 10/10.

Mr. Completely

25 июл., 20:16

Thank you. I literally don't believe perfection exists in human creation, partly for philosophical reasons, but if you believe in your own philosophy it's the foundation of how you see everything. Especially once you add subjectivity to the mix, I don't see how perfection is possible even in theory

Gato Es Mi Novio

25 июл., 18:25

this doesn't apply of course to pictures of one's cats which are, by nature 10/10

dashthechinchilla

25 июл., 05:16

Never let perfect stand in the way of good enough.

Tama Hero

24 июл., 22:48

As someone who also makes stuff I know that making something "perfect" is truly impossible, both because perfect is subjective and shifting and because humans (and also a lot of machines) are just not exact instruments.

Gavin

24 июл., 22:51

number scores are worthless because everyone reads them like they're reading their grades, where a 60-70% is basically a failure

Alastor’s Shadow

25 июл., 17:04

Star Trek 2 is often called the best in the franchise and a perfect film. It also has a large logic flaw. Starfleet would have noticed a planet exploding in a system containing a known criminal colony and a world they chose to study. They at least can count how many planets should be there.