Using artificiality

Description

Using artificiality involves deliberately introducing or constructing non-natural elements, systems, or environments to address specific challenges or limitations in natural processes. This strategy enables the simulation, enhancement, or replacement of natural functions, often to improve efficiency, safety, or sustainability. Practical applications include artificial habitats, synthetic materials, and engineered solutions that remedy resource scarcity, environmental degradation, or biological constraints, thereby providing controlled, adaptable alternatives where natural options are insufficient or unavailable.