But perfect makes no economic sense. As you are reading this there are billions employed all around our globe making false teeth, eyeglasses and contacts, toupees, breast implants, heart valves, elevator shoes, acne creams, whitening toothpastes, fingernail extensions and high performance automobiles so that any idiot with fifty thousand dollars in his pocket can appear desirable to women. Look at it from the other side. This is not the description of a healthy economy. They have had similar impact upon the hair color, jewelry, tennis shoe and baggy pants industries.
Teenagers are the economic engine that fuels the world.
They demand flashy, expensive, impractical cars, shoes, underwear, and outerwear. They eat huge qualities of unhealthy food and consume mass qualities of chemicals such as beer and Clearacil. They require their teeth straightened, their noses clipped and pierced and their skin tabooed. The perfect human pays a premium for auto insurance, requires many expensive teachers and supports the future hearing aid industry though their use of very loud music applied through headphones. And there is even a circle of life perfection about this system.