Should everyone pursue perfection? Reasons and reasons, don’t answer without depth.

"People should pursue perfection" 1. "People", don't think there is anything to say about this. My problem lies here - is this "person" an "individual" or a "human being" , there is a difference: Now I think that "individuals" should not pursue perfection, because everyone has limited time and energy, so they can only have their own strengths (you cannot ask for Zhuge Liang's caution and Lu Bu's bravery at the same time), The counter-argument that "no one is perfect" is based on this; and "human beings" should pursue perfection so that they can continue to develop. Therefore, as a proponent, remember to define this "person" well. 2. "Pursue", "pursuit", is the emphasis on "pursuing" (focusing on the process), or "seeking" (concerning the results)? "Perfect" can be defined as unattainable. So, whether it is good or bad to insist on an unattainable goal, this is also a weapon that the opponent may use to attack. 3. "Perfect", the definition of "perfect", This is the biggest disagreement in this debate. Not only do different dictionaries have different explanations, but even the same dictionary gives various explanations - some are achievable, some are unreachable; some are "already the best", There are also "the best now (may not be the best in the future)" and so on. Which one you choose is up to you debaters to determine your own ideas ================ I am very happy recently. I have noticed that the debate posts on Baidu Forum are becoming more and more exciting! Everyone's wonderful discussions on different points of view (debate topics), and even the defense, are increasingly exuding the light of wisdom. pvdwvj - The junior manager's answer is really great. Although he modestly describes it as "not carefully organized", it is logical and The levels are already superb. (Although the answer to my answer included the words "I don't agree with the upstairs,...it's the work of primary school students", which surprised me a little) I still use what I said in the last answer. If the other party asks "No one can do it" "Perfect person", I believe we cannot directly label him as a "primary school student" - although the "person" in "No one is perfect" obviously refers to "individual". We obviously cannot prevent the other party from making an argument, nor can we prevent the other party from defining "people" as "individuals" (although we can seize this point to attack, but we cannot stop it), nor can we say "elementary school student" in front of the judges and the audience, which is ridiculing. Otherwise, it will easily cause resentment... pvdwvj's argument that "people should pursue harmony rather than perfection" is indeed quite "perfect". This is a perspective that we did not have when we personally participated in the debate many years ago (the "Harmony Theory" had not been proposed at that time). I said that at that time, I was "moved by the opposition materials I prepared." In fact, at that time, I was also Those who support the opposing view, just like pvdwvj wrote: "This goal is perfection. Regardless of the difference in everyone's mind." At that time, I also thought that everyone has their own goals and pursue their own "perfection." , but should Hitler pursue the "perfection" he had in mind? If you say yes, then life will be ruined. If you say no, then how can you answer the question you just put forward (the argument I was assigned at the time was the positive one) "Everyone should pursue perfection in their own minds", "No matter what he or she is doing in each person's mind," Difference in mind”? Therefore, I believe that "people should pursue harmony rather than perfection", which is indeed a good argument (but I am afraid that the poster will have a slight headache. Can you change the concept a little bit? When defining your perfection, go to the concept of harmony. Rely on the aspect) ============== The poster added, "I hope everyone will also focus on the "psychological debate", and there are certain psychological terms in the opinions..." I think you can say more about " The "psychological suggestion" effect brought by the "perfect" image, a psychological and spiritual motivational effect

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