Read this..lessons in logic?

Question

practice makes perfect.. but nobody's perfect..so why practice???

say what ya think

Answer 1

Answer 1 gets it.

Answer 2

Even if u  cant be perfect ,practice still makes you better .I dont kno about u but i want to get bettter so i will keep practicing until i become perfect which is never so i will keep practicing all my life. The thought of knowing that i m better each day is good enough.

Answer 3

Okay.  Practice improves proficiency.  So practice!!

Answer 4

"Practice makes perfect. But no one is perfect, so why practice?"

What a very wrong concept.

Practice makes something you are practicing be perfect, not you

yourself. For instance, let's say practice is to review in an

examination. It isn't impossible to get a PERFECT score, is it?

If you are to perform in a music recital and you're asked to play a very

fantastic piece on the piano, you can PERFECT it if you PRACTICE, can't

you?

Didn't Thomas Edison invent the light bulb PERFECTLY by PRACTICING and

trying about a thousand methods, only to find a single PERFECT way to

create one?

Never imply this statement on humanity, because it is not connected on

it in any way.

The quote clearly states "Practice makes perfect," and please don't ask

me to say it again. It is what you are about to do that would go perfect

if you practice! Not you yourself! Not a person himself! (I'm not mad)

Summarizing:

Practice makes perfect  -  on things

No one is perfect  -  on humans

Nothing is perfect  -  definitely WRONG. You can perfect things, but you

are still imperfect. Thus, proving that the statement "Nothing is perfect" is a wrong theory, and "No one is perfect" is definitely true because even if you perfect something, you are still imperfect.

*sigh*

Answer 5

if you don't work at it, you cannot master it, why be mediocre?

Answer 6

Nobody is perfect so why try to be perfect.