An obsessive search
for purity and a belief
in the possibility of
human perfection--
the perfecton fallacy--
as it came to be known--
led to the passing of the Human Standardization Act.

Based on the premise that humans should be at least as reliable as machines,
its stated purpose was to eradicate retardation, disease and malfunction.

its rallying cry-

Zero Tolerance for Imperfection!