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E.h. Fritz Klocke,Aaron Kuchielicate them in the laboratory, and even to better nature – for instance, by manufacturing artificial materials such as paper and plastics, as well as transuranians, GMOs, and, of course, by organizing utterly unnatural social systems such as schools, churches, businesses, armies, and governments.

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