> Aren't humans themselves essentially human made?
Humans evolved, but yeah the definition can be a bit hard to understand since it is hard to separate things. That is why I brought up the artificial insemination example since it deals with this.
> Maybe a better definition would be non-human (or inorganic if we want to include intelligence like e.g. dolphins)?
We also have artificial lakes, they are inorganic but human made.
Humans evolved, but yeah the definition can be a bit hard to understand since it is hard to separate things. That is why I brought up the artificial insemination example since it deals with this.
> Maybe a better definition would be non-human (or inorganic if we want to include intelligence like e.g. dolphins)?
We also have artificial lakes, they are inorganic but human made.