It is. And sometimes you've just got to realise that you aren't going to be able to make it any better than it is at the moment. Just as Plank's constant defines the limits of just how much we can know about the position and momentum of a quantum level particle, there's a Plank-Spankers constant that defines just how close you can get a guitar to perfection, but never quite achieve it.
Originally Posted by Simon Barden
That's true, and when you're trying to chase perfection you tend to run into the law of diminishing-returns, and sometimes it can be counter-productive too, because in the realm of Quantum Physics, one plus one rarely ever equals two in the real world since the very instant we try to verify that, we get a totally different result than we had expected due to entropy, some things have a finite entropy value and others have an infinite entropy value, and I think perfection is one of those things with an infinite entropy value, my theory anyway.
Entropy is an interesting concept, and I found this Wikipedia article about it:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Entropy
I just tried googling Entropy as applied to perfection as a way to check if my theory is valid, and it turns out that I was pretty much "on the money" so to speak.
https://www.google.com.au/?gfe_rd=cr...+To+Perfection
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