Meh. Only as long as you allow "conceive" to mean fanciful concepts full of holes and contradictions. There's no such thing as perfection. Any idea which seems perfect is just insufficiently understood.
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Byron was a poet, not a logician. He's basically saying that we are taunted by our dreams - that we can imagine a far better world (e.g. one in which no one suffers), but that this will always be beyond our reach. We are thus forever reminded of what we can't have
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Lol so true
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Beautiful
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Brilliant
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greatest tragedy, greatest triumph
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Or this belief.
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He might. The desire for perfection, is really a desire for the absolute, which from a limited perspective is essentially the desire for an infinity. That, one could argue, might be achievable.
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Got to do what you ought to do.
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