Across life's spectrum – personal choices, societal norms, art, and philosophy – humanity grapples with the concept of "naturalness." How should we behave? Is natural behavior even possible? What defines it? This fundamental question resonates with diverse individuals and perspectives. It extends to questions of inherent human nature versus constructed societal structures, from the ethics of meat consumption to sustainable living and urban design. This short film explores this abstract inquiry, examining subjective ideas about nature through the lens of a Western white man's perspective, rather than focusing on specific topics.
