"What's in a name? That which we call a roseBy any other name would smell as sweet."
– Shakespeare

When considering something as completely, partly, or not at all a subject of human construction it is crucial to incorporate a distinction in naming.

It’s necessary to distinguish that the way humans identify something does not influence its existence. Such a separation needs to be recognized in order to properly evaluate an object or idea’s properties. The connotations that are associated with the subjects in question should be critically disposed in order to reach its intrinsic value - & at that level is it able to be evaluated as completely, partly, or not at all of human construction.