Best Fit Line

I always believe that life, is like a best fit line.
For life itself, and everything that happen in life,
you'll never find yourself perfection.
Instead, between all the variations and preferences,
we try to find ourselves a comfortable location,
so as to lie ourselves in.

A lot of things we do in life, they are never perfect.
Maybe they might be near a stage that is close to god mode-
but definitely, the erred human race never finds perfection in its members.

For every situation or problem in life,
definitely it is impossible to seek for a direct solution to it.
Not every solution in life could be 100% guarantee to solve a certain problem.
Instead, we often do what is deemed fit, what is best fit,
to salvage the remains of the situation itself.

I believe at every try and go in life,
many of us try to seek for perfection;
but only end up with a best fit line,
with all the points plotted so close to each other,
but they will never lie in a straight line.
Definitely not everything is absolute and perfect in life;
the results and outcome of everything are not perfect,
but at the same time, they ain't absolute.

How do i define that?
Well, it's just like failing a certain test or exam.
While it is out of the story for a score of perfection,
but definitely, the score on the negative scale will never be absolute.
For there are different phrases or 'kinds' to the word failure.
We could fail like no tomorrow and ranked at the very bottom;
or we can fail with dignity, with a lesson to learn, with an experience gained.

Like a best fit line, humans ain't 100% perfect;
and our actions ain't 100% absolute.

I always firmly believe that life is just like a piece of graph paper;
and then the plotted points are 'checkpoints of life';
the X and Y axis are the scale of the impact of our actions and thoughts;
and then the line drawn, is the 'moral of the story of life'.
These 'checkpoints of life' are everyday matters and situations;
they can also be situations whereby a decision decides our future.
Checkpoint after checkpoint, they formed a vivid image-
one for us to drawn the 'line of life'-
the ultimate enlightenment and understanding of whatever we've been through in life.

Of course at times the positions of the 'checkpoints',
as well as the scale or range of the 'line of line',
is indirectly affected by the X and Y axis of the 'graph of life'.
These scales are just a representation on who have been affected by us-
by our actions, by our words, by our thoughts.
The scale could be very small- to an extend of some family and friends around you.
Or it could be very big- a neighbourhood, a state, even the world.

Of course, to drawn a more suitable 'line of life',
the plotted 'checkpoints' have to be further apart to ensure accuracy-
this means every 'saga' or problem of our life is usually a big one,
given that the big understanding will enlighten more people.
If not, we have to plot more 'checkpoints'-
given the fact that if we go through more, we'll understand more;
hence, in a better position to influence people.

For me personally, my life is just like a graph too-
one with small scales, with plotted points far from each other.
And yet, I try to seek a balance between the turbulence,
trying to find a 'best fit position' in everything I experience in life.
My scale on the X and Y axis might be weird and wrong,
my best fit line might be super far from god mode or perfection;

But I will say proudly,
that line of life,
is the best attainment, the furthest stage,
the most-near-to-perfection status I can obtain.

Perhaps at the end of everything,
my line might not have touched a single plotted point-
but at least, with everything I wrote and drawn on the graph paper;
my life, is complete.

For a certain presence resides in everything,
to give all a common identity, a common explanation.
That is Tao.