Reading blog on "The Perfect Life" by John Koethe

   A very cinical piece that reminds me of the phrase "ignorance is bliss". Koethe portraus a perfect life as one lived on denial and on vague and simple conformity and being pleased with life in a general unprofound world. When the pleased person starts peeling of its shades of denial then things start to crumble. Desilusions and dissapointments come with a greater analysis of ones life, when we start to disconform and seek meaning to our simple conformist lifes is when we realize how unperfect are lives, our world and even ourselfs are. Simply not questioning existentiality and living a simple in-the-moment life we might come to be pleased with it and even consider it perfect....if this is good or bad is a question remaining.