There is no natural death

[Justnotme]

There really is no natural death.
Throughout our lives, our lungs are filled with the smell of gasoline, which is harmful.
There are a lot of people in the world who smoke, and secondhand smoke causes illness more often than smokers.
Our atmosphere is heavily polluted.
Chemical additives are added to the products so that these products grow faster and last longer.
There are a lot of stresses in life that spoil your health.

Is it possible to call this a natural death? No.

Then what do people who advocate death by natural causes mean if our lives have already been greatly shortened due to what was created before us: emissions into the atmosphere, dirt, gasoline, oil, plastic, and so on?

 

[Ash]

I don't see many people around from before the Industrial Revolution...

 

[rozeske]

There is a large group of people that still live as far away as possible from the things you mentioned, as pure and natural as it can get I'd say. I think it's fair to say their death is natural.

 

[Justnotme]

There is a large group of people that still live as far away as possible from the things you mentioned, as pure and natural as it can get I'd say. I think it's fair to say their death is natural.

Yes, I will also call their death natural. I wonder if it hurts them to die

 

[Gustav Hartmann]

9 billion poeple on earth, the living conditions are better than ever before! If you call aging a natural death, more people than ever referred to the world population die this way.

 

[Justnotme]

9 billion poeple on earth, the living conditions are better than ever before! If you call aging a natural death, more people than ever referred to the world population die this way.

I wanted to say that we still don't die a natural death because of artificially created materials that harm our organs.
Yes, the death rate at birth has now become lower, some diseases have a vaccine.
But you still won't die a natural death, because your body has already been touched by the harmful waste that I wrote about above