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Peter L Borst <[log in to unmask]>
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If you trying to separate science into what is and isn't natural, it's a dead end argument. David Rakoff said it best:

> Elves are a manifestation of nature, they are inherently good; without them we would choke on our own pollution. There is almost no more *urban point of view of nature* than this pastoral, idyllic one: Humankind bad, Nature good. As in, drinking and fighting bad, elves and flowers good. But it's a false dichotomy. After all, following this logic, Sistine Chapel bad, Ebola virus good?

from Fraud: Essays by David Rakoff 

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