What does natural mean?Means non-artificial. Made by nature.But nature can't make things. It's not a person.Nature is th — Rob Davis, The Motherless Oven
What does natural mean?Means non-artificial. Made by nature.But nature can't make things. It's not a person.Nature is th — Rob Davis, The Motherless Oven
What does natural mean?Means non-artificial. Made by nature.But nature can't make things. It's not a person.Nature is th — Rob Davis, The Motherless Oven
What does natural mean?Means non-artificial. Made by nature.But nature can't make things. It's not a person.Nature is th — Rob Davis, The Motherless Oven
What does natural mean?Means non-artificial. Made by nature.But nature can't make things. It's not a person.Nature is th — Rob Davis, The Motherless Oven
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What does natural mean?Means non-artificial. Made by nature.But nature can't make things. It's not a person.Nature is the things that aren't made by people.But we're made by people, so what does that make us? Are we artificial?

— Rob Davis, The Motherless Oven
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