Seems pretty natural, when information is provided, to offer another perspective. It's one of our core functions as human beings in a social construct. I also

Seems pretty natural, when information is provided, to offer another perspective. It's one of our core functions as human beings in a social construct. I also think there's a tendency to anchor on what "is". Just because things are natural doesn't make them implicitly "good". And how does one define quality in the first place? Put another way, what is the distinction between natural and artificial? Are humans not part of nature? And will "nature" not be here long after we've destroyed ourselves, if in fact we do?