Yours is a perspective that effectively renders the term "talent" meaningless.
The major difficulty with the idea of "natural talent" is that every time someone points to a skill/whatever and says, "this is natural talent" someone else finds a way to teach that skill. Here is one paper: http://talentdevelop.com/articles/ITROM.html
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>The major difficulty with the idea of "natural talent" is that every time someone points to a skill/whatever and says, "this is natural talent" someone else finds a way to teach that skill.
Can anyone be trained to run as fast as Bolt or would they have to be naturally talented in the first place to be trainable?
"Talent" is usually a catch-all for innate features distinct from trained features. ("Body shape" has both innate and trained elements.)