"I refuse to bypass my intellect."
The list could go on and on. Would you do these things? Why not? Probably because you're intelligent and these suggestions are pretty strange and/or stupid, is that correct? Yet all of these things are characteristics of humans and the world we live in. This is what many people argue defines perfection. They assert that we were created to have all of these traits by a perfect being, and that the design is perfect. When confronted with a list like this one, these people will then claim that while these appear to be defects in design to humans, that we just cannot see the way in which they are perfect.
Once you make an assertion like that, you are beyond hope for a reasonable conversation and will have a pretty hard time climbing out of the cesspool that you have voluntarily thrown yourself into. If you assert in advance that everything about our structure and characteristics is perfect and that even if something seems ridiculous, that it is still perfect and that we are wrong, you have made an unfalsifiable claim. If you believe that apparent good design is perfect, and apparent bad design is just beyond our ability to comprehend its perfection, then no number of examples of poor design is capable of pulling you out of your cesspool until you admit that your fundamental way of thinking about the situation is incorrect.