Perfection Please

I like this blog very much and this post has made me feel much better with regards to screwing up at work (I'm a typesetter) because typo's are indeed very honest. (see the update below the blue drawing) The disdain and ridicule mistakes often met with is probably a disappointing reflection on our societies' need for perfection and omission (oppression?) of error in order to pursue our daily life without undue hesitance or concern caused by those too inept to carry out their job properly. So I've decided to leave the errors that have been the process of creating this post and will now endeavour to regret less so that I may learn more from my mistakes rather than chastise myself vigorously when things go wrong.