I think this theory can be read in different ways, and might lead a person to misinterprete its true meaning -which I still don't really understand-.
Every single human being is endowed with a mortal shape and with flaws. Nobody is perfect and probably nobody is made to be perfect. We can strive for perfection, but never truly reach it and touch it. I, personally, don't share the opinion of the author when it comes to improvement of mankind's condition. Acceptance of this limited condition isn't enough. I said we can not be PERFECT, but we can ALWAYS do better. We can ALWAYS try to improve ourselves, and wish for us to become a good person -in and out-, or at least a better one.
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