Practise makes perfect. Nobody is perfect, so why practise?

Answer 1

I assume you mean practicing using the spell checker.

Answer 2

No one is perfect, but you CAN be perfect at some things or in some instances.

You can be perfect at something. for example a test. if you practice your math enough, you may be perfect on that test.

Or practice may allow you to be perfect as a whole, like a team having a perfect season. The teal might have committed fouls, penalties, or let the other team score, but as a whole, the team, was perfect.



Or maybe the reason nobody is perfect is because we don't have enough time to practice everything?!?

Answer 3

I am struggling to figure out why in the world this is in the Computer questions...but here is your answer....

Practice does not make perfect...studies have proven that even if you are repeating the same action multiple times your brain reacts differently each time hence the reason people can not make a layup 100% of the time...or even spell correctly as we can see in this Question....

You practice to help your brain become more efficient in processing the data that you need to complete a task.

Answer 4

No one on earth will ever be perfect, but we can try to do and be the best person we can be. If you are competitive, you will want to know a little more or be capable of doing a little more than the next guy. Good for self-confidence and self-esteem.

Answer 5

Maybe when you grow up you will understand better.

"Practice makes perfect" is only a generalization that
with more practice you may become closer to perfect.
This applys only in certain areas, not overall.

Answer 6

because you can fool some of the people most of the time. you can fool most of the people some of the time. but you can't fool all the people all the time.