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Nothing is unnatural. CMV

Everything in the universe is nature (meaning it is part of the physical world). Anything produced in the universe is natural. Genetically modified organisms were produced or engineered by humans, who are part of the universe. You can't say something is unnatural or unnaturally occurring, unless you're talking about something supernatural. Also, something that is "man-made" is still natural since humans are part of nature. I really can't see how this can be disputed. In day to day life, when people refer to something unnatural, they are making up their own definition or using their own parameters for determining whether something is natural or not. Instead of using the word unnatural when talking about man-made things, shouldn't people be using "man-made"?

EDIT:

The definition of natural:

>Existing in or caused by nature; not made or caused by humankind.

Humankind is part of nature so doesn't the definition contradict itself? It's like saying:

>Existing in or caused by nature; not made or caused by nature.

Shouldn't the definition be:

>Not made or caused by humankind.
gpt
Technically, you are correct, but this would render the words 'natural' and 'unnatural' useless, so we have a kind of loose definition for the purpose of conveying information

For examples: ''This shirt is made of polyester and this one is made of natural fibres'' or ''This woman has dyed her hair blonde and this woman has naturally blonde hair''