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The perfect version of a thing, conveniently exempt from ever existing.
means A standard of perfection, or the best possible form of something, used as a benchmark rather than a reality.
from From Late Latin idealis, rooted in Greek idea, a form or pattern glimpsed by the mind — Plato's notion that real things are just shabby copies of perfect originals.
Plato's blameHis perfect Forms made everything else feel inadequate.
Double dutyMeans both a goal and a flawless example.
Math habitIdeal gases and ideal circles exist nowhere but equations.