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1 per 2 levels makes you compromise and build a character with weaknesses which is part of the experience
Nothing wrong with re-selecting perks later on if you get bored of them (using console to remove the old and add new perks)
Better to go w/ 1 perk every 2 levels and decide from the start what sort of charatcer build you want to run then select perks for that build
Given a level cap of 50 you will eventually get more than enough perks to be good at everything