Much like religion itself; the key to finding the value in it is "accepting that it (or you, or whatever) will never be perfect," but generally trying to go in

Much like religion itself; the key to finding the value in it is "accepting that it (or you, or whatever) will never be perfect," but generally trying to go in that direction regardless. I think one people strongly undervalue is the extent to which "Free Software" is already overwhelmingly successful. Don't compare it to the platonic ideal that Free Software talks about, compare it to the much worse situation(s) we'd be in if we hadn't already digested and worked with the concept for the past few decades. And keep fighting.