Which of the following is not an understanding of what it is to be natural that may be employed by proponents of the Unnaturalness Argument?
A) To be natural is to have one's essence preserved.
B) To be natural is to be a purely organic substance.
C) To be natural is to be in a pristine, unmodified state.
D) To be natural is to be unchanged by human manipulation.

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While the other three options are commonly used by proponents of the Unnaturalness Argument, the notion that being natural requires being purely organic is not often employed.

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