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satyricon
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False. Anything that is not an innate characteristic of the natural world can be classified as "unnatural" or artificial. As a case in point, consider the computer you're using (unnatural) and contrast it with the computer known as the human brain (natural).
Trees, oxygen, water, soil = natural.
Sidewalks, cars, skyscrapers = artificial (unnatural).
This also applies within the parameters of human behavior as we're capable of engaging in actions that do not conform with needs or desires.
Trees, oxygen, water, soil = natural.
Sidewalks, cars, skyscrapers = artificial (unnatural).
This also applies within the parameters of human behavior as we're capable of engaging in actions that do not conform with needs or desires.
That isn't (necessarily) true. This may be besides the point but the idea of something being "unnatural" is a fallacy. Because we are material beings (comprised of the same subatomic particles that everything else in nature is comprised of), all human behavior is natural phenomenon. For something to be 'unnatural' it would have to be magic (ie. supernatural).
