The Perfection Game

Nature, or the Creator, or the Intelligent Designer, or whoever is there, can afford to be very patient

Anthropologically, by creating their perfect weapons before the time of Universal Future, the civilizationally imperfect humans degraded themselves into evolutionary imperfect species.

If Nature was so perfect to create the beauty and harmony of those swans,

then, why was Nature so imperfect to create the humans with the capability to make those sophisticated perfect weapons

that can destroy life, beauty and harmony?

Could the imperfect humans with the perfect weapons, capable of destroying the imperfect humans, be just one episode of the Perfection Game? If the current version of humans turns out to be self-destructive as civilization, then in terms of perfection it would be considered a failure. And if Perfection is the name of the game, you can willingly let the current version of humans get discontinued. Following the contemporary international affairs, it is not very difficult to imagine a viable scenario: non-state actors or hypertrophied political egos, encouraged by ambitious military and by exited secret services, clash into a conflict. The conflict gets hot and quickly expands by each camp involving its allies. And when, after the culmination of an intensive military phase, one of the parties would conclude that it is losing the war, it will resort to pushing the red button for the nuclear missiles.

For our humanity, this could be the final end. But for Nature’s record it might just be one more unsuccessful evolutionary experiment. A routine indispensable step to achieving Perfection. Waiting for the next intelligent creature species to evolve. Nature, or the Creator, or the Intelligent Designer, or whoever is there, can afford to be very patient: they have all the time of Eternity. It is we, the mortals, who should treasure every nanosecond of the time dimension of our unique unrepeatable individual human existence.

Or, alternatively, could the humans at this point of history be only the imperfect temporary raw material for a higher dimension of Humankind Perfection still in the making? Evolving into the Universal Future?

In a way, from Nature’s point of view, in the final end both ways should be leading to Perfection.

And, if so, can it be that we, the humans, as the only intelligent creatures on Earth, have been put to the very civilizational test: to decide which of the two methods should Nature follow on its way to Perfection?

In that case, accelerating the technological drive to make perfect weapons brings the resolution deadline closer and closer.

When?