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One can take it in the direction of philosophy - so we have an entertaining chat, which is perfectly fine. Another option is that frustrations that we have are real. Not only frustrations of having a bothersome existence but, more importantly, frustration of inability to communicate ideas, inability to get people to cohere around sense making and finally - frustration of being unable to create.
Creative existence for us is making things better and finding more about ourselves, so that's a bit circular. But regardless whether everything is perfect or everything is wrong - the fun to be had is in the shaping and moulding.
mwollny
What if, actually, nothing's wrong and 'everything' except our perspective is working perfectly? What if even our perspective is perfect AND nothing is wrong?