Talk:Natural (disambiguation)
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I have removed:
- In the United States: Natural Bridge, Alabama, Natural Bridge, New York, Natural Bridges National Monument, Natural Bridge Caverns, American Museum of Natural History.
Why would a reader search for 'natural' if he or she was looking for the Natural Bridge monument?
- In the anime series Gundam Seed, a "Natural" is a human who has not been genetically enhanced. Humans who have been genetically enhanced are Coordinators.
This usage of 'natural' is not as widespread or notable as the other usages. Users looking for this can do so from the article on the anime series, which is where they must go anyway, since Wikipedia doesn't have an article on 'natural' in this anime series.
Why would a reader search for 'natural' if they meant 'natural selection'?
Why would a reader serach for 'natural' if they meant natural born killers? --Nectarflowed (talk) 02:49, 26 Mar 2005 (UTC)
I see no reason why these should have been removed. Wikipedia is caps sensitive. Someone might search for "Natural born killers," for instance, and not find anything. In that situation, one might easily decide to (or at least I would) search for the component words and look at the matches. He Who Is 19:22, 25 May 2006 (UTC)
- I take it you did not actually perform this particular search, now did you? In fact, most of these entries should not be on this page. Ewlyahoocom 22:21, 25 May 2006 (UTC)
I changed the description of "Natural science" from
- study of the non-human aspects of the world
to
- study of observable phenomena occurring in nature; term used to distinguish from studies such as "social science"
Natural science includes subjects such as "human physiology", "human pathogens", and "human biochemistry". In other subjects of natural science, study and active areas of research are usually related to improving the human condition... sometimes, I fear, with disregard of "non-human aspects of the world". Also, "of the world" is also inappropriate. In natural science, most fields of study have applications beyond our world, and some fields of study are primarily focused beyond it. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 216.12.216.101 (talk • contribs) 10:21, 17 August 2006 (UTC).
