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1. • • : of or relating to nature as an object of study and research
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2. cerncourier.com › a › understanding-naturalnessUnderstanding naturalness – CERN Courier

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   Jan 24, 2019 · What is “naturalness”? Colloquially, a theory is natural if its underlying parameters are all of the same size in appropriate units. A more precise definition involves the notion of an effective field theory – the idea that a given quantum field theory might only describe nature at energies below a certain scale, or cutoff.

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   What is naturalness in physics?

   • What is “naturalness”? Colloquially, a theory is natural if its underlying parameters are all of the same size in appropriate units. A more precise definition involves the notion of an effective field theory – the idea that a given quantum field theory might only describe nature at energies below a certain scale, or cutoff.

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   What does naturalness mean?

   • What ‘ naturalness’ signifies is ambiguous, and many would say that in the end it refers to nothing. naturalness as a term in its own right. Here are some, helter-skelter: agency, how can we at the same time assume that we are a part of nature? (Environmentalists usually take both claims to be true at the same time.) voluntary/involuntary actions?

   (PDF) Philosophy of Nature: Rethinking naturalness - ResearchGate

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   What is an example of naturalness?

   • For example, naturalness is defined as “from nature; not artificial or involving anything made or caused by people” (Cambridge Dictionary) and “existing in or formed by nature” (Dictionary.com). In the lay mind, naturalness is destroyed by almost any process that involves human intervention.

   Actually, natural is neutral | Nature Human Behaviour

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   What is the difference between naturalness and naturalness?

   • The word ‘nature’ is one of the most complex words in our language (R. Williams 1976, 184), and the word ‘naturalness’ is barely less complex. What ‘ naturalness’ signifies is ambiguous, and many would say that in the end it refers to nothing. naturalness as a term in its own right. Here are some, helter-skelter:

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4. profmattstrassler.com › naturalnessNaturalness and the Standard Model – Of Particular Significance

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   Aug 27, 2013 · What is “Naturalness”? [This subject is closely related to the hierarchy problem .] What do particle physicists and string theorists mean when they refer to a particular array of particles and forces as “natural”? They don’t mean “part of nature”. Everything in the universe is part of nature, by definition.

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5. link.springer.com › article › 10Naturalness in the Making: Classifying, Operationalizing, and ...

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   Jun 14, 2024 · What does describing naturalness as a property that can be naturalized tell us about scientific knowledge-making activities like partitioning or kinding? Naturalizing naturalness would describe a process by which a concept of naturalness becomes associated with or treated as, natural.

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6. journals.sagepub.com › doi › fullUnderstanding Nature and Its Cognitive Benefits - Kathryn E ...

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   Jun 24, 2019 · This article discusses research that has been performed that enumerates nature’s cognitive benefits and describes current theories, which provide frameworks to explain the benefits. We also propose future research directions to more fully understand the extent and mechanisms of nature’s effects on cognition.

   • Author: Kathryn E. Schertz, Marc G. Berman

   • Publish Year: 2019

7. www.researchgate.net › publication › 303434714(PDF) Philosophy of Nature: Rethinking naturalness - ResearchGate

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   Jan 22, 2016 · Reaching a new foundation for the concept of 'naturalness' and its viability will help raise and inform further discussions within environmental philosophy and issues occurring in the...

8. www.nature.com › articles › s41562/020/0891-0Actually, natural is neutral | Nature Human Behaviour

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   May 25, 2020 · For example, naturalness is defined as “from nature; not artificial or involving anything made or caused by people” (Cambridge Dictionary) and “existing in or formed by nature”...

9. geo.libretexts.org › Courses › Mt1.2: Science as a Way of Understanding the Natural World

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   All science begins with observation, so a keen sense of awareness is the primary tool of the scientist. Some science is purely observational in nature and is often referred to as descriptive science. To learn more about how the environment functions, scientists often rely on the scientific method.