Perfectible
Perfectible is an adjective meaning capable of becoming perfect or of achieving a higher degree of excellence than is presently attained. It can apply to a person, a society, a system, or a process, and carries the sense that improvement remains possible rather than final or fixed. The word derives from Latin perfectibilis (capable of becoming perfect) and entered English through Old French and early modern usage.
In philosophy and political theory, perfectibility is used to express the idea that human beings and human
In contemporary discourse, perfectible is used to discuss potential for growth in education, technology, governance, and
Critics have challenged the premise of universal or linear progress, arguing that definitions of perfection are