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  1. throughout the first unit.
  2. The search for perfection in humans was a theme that
  3. was present through many of the works he encountered.
  4. Yeah, in the movie Gatica, for instance, takes place in
  5. a future society where Children can now be born using
  6. genetic manipulation alive for them to have the best genes
  7. that make them seem perfect.
  8. The main character, Vincent, was not born with DNA manipulation
  9. and is considered lesser than others because of his imperfect
  10. DNA, and now has to pretend to be somebody else
  11. to achieve his goals of going to space.
  12. Movie shows the dangers of what happens when people are
  13. seemingly perfect in society.
  14. In the surgeon.
  15. As a priest, Doctor Celser gets the opportunity to observe
  16. Dr Don Don as he works with the pension.
  17. Celser notices how spiritual dawn and seems with this job,
  18. noting that he prayed, fasted and bathed before seeing the
  19. patient. He also knows how jealous he is of the
  20. connection. Donna Tacitus, ALS patients After he spent half an
  21. hour listening to a patient's pulse, Celser feels like he
  22. is not as good as a doctor because he doesn't
  23. get to spend as much time with his patients saying,
  24. And I know that I, who have probably 100 pulses,
  25. has not felt a single one.
  26. In the essay The Science of Happiness, Stephen Brown writes
  27. about medicines that help depression and his own journey to
  28. find happiness.
  29. He believes he is imperfect because he is unhappy and
  30. in the pursuit of trying to be happy he's made
  31. his mental health even worse.
  32. He learns that sometimes what is perfect for ourselves and
  33. our lives is in what other people would consider perfect
  34. Ron giants eating healthier and exercising, which most people would
  35. consider important for a perfect lifestyle.
  36. But they made him very unhappy.
  37. He realized that he had to create a balanced life
  38. style that works for him to live and be happy
  39. in his life.
  40. Lastly, in the birth birthmark by Nathaniel Hawthorne, Georgina is
  41. considered perfect except for a hand shaped birthmark on her
  42. cheek. Her husband, Elmer, believes that he can remove the
  43. birthmark and make her perfect.
  44. In the end, he does remove the birth birth, but
  45. she dies because of it, and as she is dying,
  46. she states you have rejected the best the Earth could
  47. offer you showing that not everything in this world is
  48. a completely perfect