Intelligent Design and People

[Willamena]

That stuff is still flawed. It might be more enjoyable to some or even most people, but it's still flawed. A lot of times humans like things that have flaws more because they can identify more with them, or in the case of stamps and such, they are more rare, and so only a few can have them.

Of course, flaws are subjective. As was said before, what is a flaw to me may not be a flaw to you. But you can't be flawLESS if you have a flaw. The definition of flawless is "without flaws".

The point both you and Francine make is that "flawed" and "perfection" are human judgements.

 

[Willamena]

Those are all relative, purely subjective things...

...could even say, perfectly subjective.