In his essay A Critique of Anti-Anthropocentric Biocentrism Richard Watson suggests that if this is the case, then "Human ways—human culture—and human actions are as natural as the ways in which any other species of animals behaves".
Oma essees „A Critique of Anti-Anthropocentric Biocentrism” („Antropotsentrismivastase biotsentrismi kriitika”) leiab Richard Watson, et kui nii, siis „Inimeste teguviisid, inimeste kultuur ja tegemised, on sama loomulikud kui viisid, kuidas mistahes muud liiki loom käitub”.