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The naturalistic fallacy is only relevant when dealing with ethics.

• papsosouid 14y ago
  No it isn't. "Good" is not a strictly ethical question. In this case, someone is wrongly pretending that whatever is "natural" to eat is also "healthy" to eat, and thus "good".
  • ctchocula 14y ago
    On second look, I agree with you that my statement (while true) does not apply to the grandparent, because as you explained the naturalistic fallacy does seem to apply here.