The book Perfect by Stanley G. Weinbaum is a science fiction novella that was published in 1935. The action takes place in the future, where the main character, chemist John Haskell, decides to create the perfect man. He creates an intelligent synthetic ideal and perfected man called "Superman". However, his idealized animal is unable to adapt to the real world and faces numerous difficulties. The book explores the concepts of idealism, morality and human nature through the prism of science fiction events. "Ideal" leaves readers pondering the value of true feelings and true humanity in a world where technology and science are reaching new heights.