Today was fun during the lfs lecture because it was live and active which gave a chance for everyone in the class to participate. At first the whole class was told to make a plane from the use of an A4 sheet (which was actually a rocket). By sending the rockets inside the class, the skill of each person in making a rocket was shown where only one rocket could reach the target and the others were close. Something that the author understood through it is that a person can always improve his/her skills in a particular area by following correct instructions and practicing.

Throughout the next session a discussion (rather a debate) was conducted by the students of the class (mostly boys) by presenting each person's view on the statement "Can imperfection create perfection". One thing that everyone should agree with, is that there is nothing called perfection because there is a development happening in everything, some where in the world everyday. So being perfect is impossible because there is some kind of weakness in whatever one does, according to the author's view (which also means that all of us are imperfect too). Another main point raised during the discussion was that the status or measurement of perfectness depends on each other's point of view and it can have different measures according to different situations. So in order to reach that particular status which one calls as perfection, he/she should keep on doing a certain thing until that maximum point is reached which also includes developing that particular skill, etc. which could probably lead to invention of something new. And in that case the status called as perfection by someone, will be taken higher. So it continues on and on until a person is satisfied and confident that he/she is perfect or even is close to perfection.

Anyway it was a really interesting session today so hope the rest of the semester will also be interesting and enjoyable like this :)