Does the universe need to become uniform, so that perfection exists?

One does not correct that which is true. Facts are perfect. (Including the fact of criticizing them)

it is not inherent error; it is human's ability to subjectively process how they react to their environment.

Why would there be an error in your syllogism? Reality is difference. Universe has contrast. Seems logical.

And perfection is so subjective. A uniform universe is a cold dead one - 3rd Law of thermodynamics

It's not an error. It's just a matter of tuning. Same thing with brightness.

I'm impressed that you four fellas can make some sense out of the q

No offense, Tom, it's just that you're smarter than the Average Clod (me)

I hope you aren't including me. I'm just a goofball.

No Geo not at all. If ever there was a goofball.....(me)...

OK, then we'll be fellow goofballs.
Maybe we can order t-shirts.

On my agenda Geo

Kewl

Indoody

Incidentally Geo whaddya thinka this fella Tom

Always look for his threads.
They're in a kind of Twilight Zone.
He certainly has a knack for amusing Topic Titles!

Wouldn't miss a single one. However I can suppose he imagines I'm laughing at him. No, Tom, wouldn't

Mine assuredly

Hadn't occurred to my old head. I shall review 'em for that very reaction

My personal favorite:

If the multiverse is true, is Queen Victoria a Hollywood Director in an alternate reality?

Yea Geo I vaguely remember that'n, recall asking myself if it contained some sort of profundity

Well, I guess the profundity was the theory of the multiverse: that there
are an infinite number of universes of which this is but one. The question
within the question was "Do you believe in the multiverse?"

Geo that was a very profound observation on a profound observation. Probably repeating myself, but it casts doubt on their excistence

That will remain a mystery until we are able to confirm "what's out there."

Whether it is a Multiverse, or a sequence of Universes where exactly the same thing happens, that is, all those possibilities of arrangements that can exist both of atomic combinations and law variance in each big bang out of quantum foam in the frozen sea of particles in the far dead future and that end up happening in a close loop of finite information combinations with a rational limit, without infinite regress and infinite diversity of information...well is not important which is which...time being relative and irrelevant, one might indeed grant they all are an ensemble. Be it the Multiverse, be it the sequence of Universes in a specific spacial order that also happen to be a timeless ensemble in spite of the position ordering. The difference is so small that one might attribute the problem to bad conceptual imagery about phenomena as space and time.