Muse: The magazine of science, culture, and smart laughs for kids and children

HOUSE OF CARDS

EVER THOUGHT YOUR LIFE MIGHT BE PERFECT IF ONLY . . . ?

Ever wondered how close to perfect one person is able to be?

You may never fully answer all those questions, but you can take a closer look at them with this Perfect Experiment. It is going to ask you to be perfect, but really, the goal is to have fun.

You can try this

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