They would be a blurry vapor that everyone would see differently. Everyone has a different opinion of perfection. There is no definite. Also, their behavior would be blurry. One would have to have seen a perfect person to know what perfection looked like. Because there is no anchor to go on, overall perfection is only a mere belief.
2007-03-29 17:45:00
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answer #1
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answered by robynburd 2
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A perfect human being could look like anyone. It would have a kind heart, learn from mistakes, and not be afraid to make mistakes. A perfect human being would not give into pressure, and would always have time for friends, family, and total strangers. It would be personable and unconcerned with how others view it. It would be an activist, never to be silenced on issues that make a differance in the lives of others. A pefect human being would be selfless.
2007-03-29 17:34:29
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answer #2
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answered by Kirstin 3
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Who's to say we're not perfect now? Could the universe's idea of perfect different from a humans? As you ponder that, I'd say someone perfect is someone who's in a constant state of advancing to the next level, someone who's always getting better in all ways. Physical traits can be any.
2007-03-29 17:27:34
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answer #3
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answered by Answerer 7
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There will never be a perfect human being, it is impossible by proxy. We are a conglomeration of cells, clusters of nerves, all individuals, all unique. There can be no "one" standard.
We evolve, we change, we morph! To consider a "perfect human being" is to take the human out of being.
I guess my answer would be (given those statements): A clone, a bot, they'd act stiff and resolute, logical and without feeling - they'd be Mr(s). Spock.
2007-03-29 17:26:13
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answer #4
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answered by Zasu 5
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A "perfect human" being...
Hmmm...
I don't think a "human being" could ever be perfect. Human beings are built with so many flaws, especially physically, they're limited.
A perfect "being" however, would be different. It would transcend far beyong any human characteristic/physical traits/color/gender...none of those things would matter....
I guess my answer to your question is:
The perfect "human being" ceases to be human, the perfect human being, isn't human after all.
2007-03-29 17:54:50
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answer #5
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answered by Anonymous
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so here we are, slowly moving up the chakras. Very slowly, because even if I define the seven levels, we have to stop and ask about the interactions of those levels. In a writing sense, we can use the seven chakras to visualize a "perfect" human being (all seven chakras flowing energy smoothly), then "damage" our character by throwing blocks inone or another chakra. In other words, a "perfect" human being would be (modified for age):
1) In love with life and unafraid of death
2) Have a powerful sexual drive uncomplicated by guilt, blame, or shame
3) Have a perfect lean hunter-gatherer body, and a level of physicality capable of great athleticism, tremendous energy, and a deep sensuality. Mistress of her environment: capable of generating enough financial resources to raise a large family. A tigress in defense of her home, children, or home-land.
4) An open, loving heart capable of deep and lasting commitment to a partner. In the vast majority of cases, this will eventually manefest in a monogamous lifetime relationship that becomes a spiritual mirror for the journey of life.
5) Capable of honest, open communication. Fearless self-expression and introspection. A lifelong thirst for understanding, unending education. The drive to share and advance knowledge.
6) A keen intellect, capable of synthesizing information from a wide range of sources. Knows something about everything, and everything about something. Built-in error checking to assure the accuracy of the reality map.
7) A sense of connectedness to the entire universe. Perhaps a connection to some religious community--not to be bound by their dogma, but to have a place to contribute energy and aliveness, to help others along the path. Fearless faith in the divine order.
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I know that these are the goals to which I aspire. Every day, I compare myself to this model, and attempt to improve by 1%. I will never balance them perfectly, but sometimes, just for a moment, I glimpse who I really am...what all of us truely are. And am humbled and exhilarated by that glimpse.
2007-03-29 17:21:44
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answered by Carpe Diem (Seize The Day) 6
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Physical characteristics: Male. Brazilian. Dark brown hair. Blue eyes. 6 foot 1 inch tall. Slender. Very attractive. Extremely strong appears moderately strong. Naturally fashionable. 21 years old.
Personality: Almost always happy, but can be serious. He often gives other people sincere complements. Trustworthy. Very wise. Never swears, but doesn’t obviously not swear because he always says the right thing at the right time. Never says anything bad about anyone else. Can be very funny at the right time. Listens to other people and offers great advice without being condescending. Treats everyone like his best friend. Is active in his church and community. Is extremely intelligent, but doesn’t show off. Can win at any sport or game, but often let’s other people win without letting them know he lets them win. Wealthy but lives moderately. Someone that everyone wants to spend time with, and he wants to spend time with them, but is too busy doing important things to spend a lot much time with anyone.
2007-03-29 17:52:07
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answer #7
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answered by Michael M 6
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Its a non question and an oxymoron.
Human beings are human, by the very fact of being imperfect. What you want to do, is design a robot.
2007-03-29 17:25:04
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answer #8
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answered by wendy c 7
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in a word autonomous
the opposite of you, i would think, a misnomer as we are made up of 900 trillion cells, each cell has 4 billion strands of dna, and our genetic makeup is kind of like an old japanese car.. planned obsolescence, eventually the dna gets scewed, and we develop tumors, and change worlds,
i think we both need to get a life
2007-03-29 17:29:14
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answered by johnnyangelforyou 2
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He/ she would be dead.
Pardon me while I wax Nietzschean. I agree with him that the greatness in man is that he's a bridge and not a goal. To be human is to constantly overcome yourself and strive towards being better. This goes on all ones life.
2007-03-30 02:52:06
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answered by K 5
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