Technically speaking, heat is not the default. Like we get heat
on Earth because of the Sun, which produces heat and transmit it to
us. Without which, which it eventually will die off (go back to
default), there will be no heat. I am not too sure about the "good"
part however. Although I do believe that it was Mencius that said
that men are born good, but then again, his main rival, another
Confucian scholar, Xunzi, proposed that men are born bad. Western
philosophers such as Thomas Hobbes and David Hume seem to be more
inclined to thinking that men are born either bad or at least not
good, their rival such as John Locke and Rousseau would then think
otherwise. Hot bun are hot because they have been sent into the
oven, and are therefore not in their natural or default form.
Lukewarm coffee certainly taste yucky, but then there can be a
fairly large margin for moderation. You certainly can overheat your
coffee, drinking coffee when its at boiling point for example,
is....ermm.....Ouch.
As for the creating more planet parts, well ermm... I have to give
that one to you and those who argued on the infinite powers of god.
But I can think of an example of "too much good".
If I recall correctly, there's a phrase in the Bible that goes
like, "God saw that light was good and there was light" or
something. But essentially it means that light was good and
therefore god created it. Fair enough, without light, plants won't
grow and there cannot be life on Earth. But too much light will
blind us all, if we move too close to the source of light and get
too much of it, either we become "Chao Da" or we get skin cancer.
Even if the light is at the current level, we still need night time
and certain time to block off the light to get some rest. If
sunlight or any form of light is shined upon us 24/7, we will lose
a lot of sleep and be a bit more edgy than we are at the
moment.
