Once again, you are another person who sees the universe according to the way you think things ought to be if you were a god and running it.
This is not the case. There are undoubtedly things in our existence that are not the way they ought to be; or in simpler terms, are not running at their maximum potential / efficiency level. If you dispute this, you're an idiot.
Let's think about it for one minute. Our universe cannot be considered "perfect" by anyone's standard of the definition. The great celestial wastes brought about by system and planetary movements are a good example of this.
Vast stores of energy are squandered throughout the depths of space, while areas needing light and heat are left in darkness and cold. Wherever we turn we are confronted with "means-to-ends" all out of proportion to the "ends" achieved, and with a consumption of time and materials which, measured by any intelligent standards, borders on the criminal.
To say that a being of perfect stature created a universe so disproportionately out of whack is nothing short of insanity.