I experienced a thought process on the subject of perfection, and it went something like this...
once perfection is achieved,
there is nothing more to do
once perfection is achieved,
nothing more CAN be done
put another way, it takes all available energy in order to achieve perfection
therefore,
perfection ensures that nothing more can happen or change
therefore,
perfection is the final state
perfection creates the theoretical freedom for all things to be a possibility,
with no energy available in order to manifest any of these possibilities -
the perfect paradox
so, perfection doesn't enable anything to happen
and specifically, perfection ensures that nothing CAN happen
therefore, in a finite sense, it is only possible to move towards perfection -
and move at all, for that matter -
because perfection is not attained - in a finite sense
perfection is like the crystallization of everything
ultimately, an infinitely efficient system that requires no energy to continue,
and has - indeed - used all energy in order to be attained
a cold state
all energy used over time produces this ultimate outcome,
and is encapsulated in this ultimate outcome,
and is the potential energy that may be released if this outcome is ruptured
to produce chaos
chaos is a hot state, from which leads the path towards perfection
a perfect paradox may create an infinite revolution,
and an endless cycle from chaos to order, to chaos...
but, if perfection allows no change, then how is the ultimate outcome ruptured?
perhaps some sort of externality is involved?
or perhaps, when the energy between all things reaches zero,
then all things lose interconnection,
and at that moment, there is instantaneous collapse -
an "implosion" that takes no time - a reset
all things again then occupy the exact same position, and are indeed singular
and the force of change between the extreme cold state
immediately creates the immensely hot state
this is the release of all potential that was trapped
in the cold perfect state
now, all things start over,
to once again battle with one another to express their will
and determine which forms will ultimately win out,
to attain union in the final state of perfection