First of all, there are many good things that are 'artificial', and many bad things that are 'natural'. For instance, caffeine is natural, but not particularly good for you, while many medicines are 100% artificial, and definitely are good for you. Most things that are referred to as 'artificial' such as the E numbers, and other additives like food colours, are not actually that artificial, and in fact almost all E numbers are made from natural things, such as red colouring which may be made from some sort or red berry. They must have E numbers though, because they are 'fiddled with'. Although, it is surprising to know that Gold, Oxygen and Carbon all have E numbers. Sure, some artificial things, such as the Sunset Yellow colouring are not particularly good for you, but in general, it is best to ignore whether it is 'Artificial' or 'Natural', and look more at specifically what it is that you are eating. The reason CocaCola says no artificial colours or flavours is that the colours and flavours that they use were once growing on a tree, or something like that. There is a good list of E numbers that can be found on Wikipedia, and all of the bad ones have a note next to them, and in most cases they have been banned from use. If you look at each thing individually, then ultimately, yes it is possible to come up with a good and bad list.
Discussion and understanding. It is not always possible to reach consensus.
Someone has to be! But how do you measure goodness?
It is the consensus of scientific opinion that it is not possible to change the past.
you cant for goodness sake, its not possible
no its not
It is possible, but that is difficult to say, as there is no single consensus on the magnitude of the impact of global warming.
It is not currently possible to create an artificial atmosphere on Mars. Even if it was, Mars does not get enough sunlight needed to sustain human life.
its possible but the cycle usually determines when it blooms
Possible scales, but I think there is some lack of consensus here.
Consensus view is a perspective in criminology that suggests that laws represent the interests of the majority of individuals in society. It posits that laws are created based on shared norms and values, and that those who violate these laws are seen as threatening to the social order.
artificial insemination makes this possible
artificial It is artificially made from a natural substance. The ancients had henna long before it was possible to make chemical dyes.