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The state no one has reached, but everyone claims in job interviews.
means The condition of being entirely free of faults, defects, or imperfections — real or imagined.
from From Old Norse flaga, a flake or slab that splits off — a flaw was literally a broken-off piece, so flawlessness means nothing has chipped away.
Diamond gradingTruly flawless stones are vanishingly rare and brutally priced.
Japanese aestheticsWabi-sabi prizes the opposite: beauty in imperfection.
Etymology twistA flaw once meant a gust of wind too.