### abstract concept:

Perfection
* can come in many different shapes and sizes.
* causes jealousy.
* concept of the Christian Platonic mind-set.
* goal to be reached by a gradual process.
* human abstraction.
* is albums
  - also a concept, in the same way that infinity is
* is an abstract concept
  - accumulation of near-perfect giving
  - illusion that is unattainable
  - balance and harmony in life, while desire is an imbalance of thought
  - being entirely without flaw and meeting supreme standards of excellence
  - born of purity of heart
  - either in the past or in the future or in the dream world
  - improvement
  - seen as the price for success and avoidance of disappointments and problems
* is the clerkly way of doing things
  - essence light
  - invention of man
  - part of the process where a bill is debated and amended
  - sense of oneness with all that is,has ever been and can ever be
  - then the sense of oneness with all that is,has ever been and can ever be
* lies in the degree of openness to self-transcendence.
* means being able to control our environment
  - the perfection of love and the perfection of personality
  - to engage in one's original consciousness
* process to achieve and to create, by correct and exemplary living.
* refers to simplicity of intention and purity of affection.
  * Wikipedia is not paper and has no need to work towards a deadline. There is no finished version expected soon, and it is perfectly acceptable to let the editing process fashion an article up to our standards eventually. Wikipedia work in progress, and will always remain so. There is no publication date and Wikipedia does not have to be finished today. It merely needs to have improved on yesterday. Perfection is neither desired nor achievable.
* relative term.
* sense of never having arrived, never doing good enough.
* theoretical construct, an unknown ideal.
* vision that is shared by all.

Revery
* Reveries are of two kinds, sinful and religious.
* is abstraction

### abstract concept:

Right
* All rights are rights to freedom of action.
* are a concept that implies stability over time
  - fundamental basis from which all dispossessed people can progress
  - protection from society
  - responsibility that the individual holds to the community and other holders of rights
  - baleen whales similar in size and color to bowheads
  - civil and political, economical and social
  - commons
  - concepts pertaining to the only species capable of forming concepts - human beings
* are ethical principals that can only apply to beings that can reason
  - principles applicable only to beings capable of reason and choice
  - factions
  - freedoms guaranteed by law
  - hands
  - inherent in the nature of man
  - interest
  - interests constituted by law and enforceable by governments
  - justice
  - legal entitlements such as life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness
* are moral principles sanctioning a man's freedom of action in a social context
  - that guarantee freedom of action in a moral context
  - norms
  - part of a social contract that makes no sense without responsibilities
  - political parties
  - positions
  - privileges that are bestowed upon people by their country when they declare alliance
  - something that exist simultaneously among people
  - the artificial constructs defining how different parties agree to treat each other
  - turns
  - universal, applying to all people in all places at all times
  - what a civilized world revolves around
* are, by their nature, based on a homocentric view of the world.
* can take the form of patents, trademarks, trade names and copyrights.
* exist in a world governed by limited resources.
* involve claims by individuals or classes against the larger society.
* is abstraction
  - the word used to mean that things are fair for everyone
* represent entitlement and claims by individuals.