The speaker begins by questioning the true meaning of perfection, concluding that it holds no inherent value. They express a strong dislike for perfection, suggesting that once something is perfect, it signifies an end or a lack of further development. The transcription includes applause at various points, indicating audience engagement, but the core message revolves around the speaker's critique of perfectionism.

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[Music] Ultimately, I have to ask myself, what is the true meaning of being perfect? And the answer I came up with was nothing, not one thing.

The truth of the matter is, I despise perfection. If something is truly perfect, that's it.

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MF DOOM TYPE BEAT " PERFECTIONIST"

[Music]
ultimately I have to ask myself what is
the true meaning of being perfect and
the answer I came up with was nothing
not one thing the truth of the matter is
I despise Perfection if something is
truly perfect that's it
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[Applause]
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[Applause]
something
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I
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[Applause]
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[Applause]
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something oh

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MF DOOM TYPE BEAT " PERFECTIONIST"

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