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Man/human/woman made are not to be called man/human/woman property.Man made (definition)-A mythological attempt to mental illness in humans to oppose nature.Question Who made? wrong questionWho invented? Correct question

Example -Plastic (polyvinyl chloride)2HC=CHCl Who made?Man made.Plastic is a material.Material,equipment,machine etc is an invention or discovery.There is no evidence that man has made a material.Evidence is in the material by which it is formed.Materials are made from naturally occurring elements involved in chemical bonding and reaction.Natural elements are present in process called polymerization but no man/human/woman is involved.2HC=CHClElements are carbon,hydrogen and chloride present in nature.MAN HIMSELF IS MADE FROM NATURALLY OCCURRING ELEMENTS.Nature made man.Who made?Nature made— Precedingunsigned comment added by106.67.28.243 (talk)02:40, 24 May 2022 (UTC)[reply]

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