Perfection only exists in the world of mathematics.
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Sounds to me like you're also subsuming perfection into the realm of logical structures.
How could one attain certainty without a logical structure? That was Descartes' whole thing.. that the only thing he could be certain about is that he was a thinking thing, as if he were not it would yield contradiction.
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So what is your Venn diagram of "perfection, certainty, logic" here?
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Perhaps bettter put that mathematics allows us to (describe) some sort of perfection. E.g convergence and equality
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