The mere existence of largely surfacial popular culture proves that man made a choice at one particularly dilemmatic juncture, picking carnal desire over embracing cognitive thought and advancement of knowledge; wherein instant gratification is of higher significance than a more holistic pleasure, doubly comforted by a contagious human greed and ego bloated from scientific advancement [...]

Ideas are but iterations in a local, but specialized evolutionary landscape, with an intent to surpass the usefulness of the state of the current. No such thing as a perfect idea, just as there’s no such thing as a perfect evolution.