Good point!
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No, it's only Russell's question.
Bottom surgery hasn't gotten that far yet, sorry.
I like your art style!
me when I forget I have depression because the depression ate my memory
That's a very good domain name for it.
Arguably, selective breeding is unnatural when humans are doing the selecting, because it disrupts the way the plants would naturally reproduce.
Does that make the argument better? 😅
Suppose I agree.
Genuinely, does it matter?
Lots of good things are unnatural. Cherries with edible flesh and proportionally small seeds are unnatural because of GMOs. Sweet watermelons are unnatural. Clothing is unnatural because we're born naked. Hell, cooking food is unnatural, unless you'd like to claim one particular snapshot in time of human history is the ideal against which to compare all modern things (rather than just saying "anything a wolf doesn't do is unnatural").
Technology and society evolved past the limitations of "natural"-ness, and that's a good thing for most people. Yeah, you could live a "natural" life, but what does it gain you in exchange for taking all good food and sex and clothes away from you?
That's really interesting! I guess I'll incorporate this into my worldview now.
Hotel? Trivago.