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Which of the following best describes the mans way of knowing and responding to his surroundings?He inappropriately compares the natural world to the urban world through metaphorsHe relies on instinct and intuition to survive in a harsh environment unfit for manHe is oblivious to his surroundings and takes them for granted in their abundance He calculates his position in the natural world using only man made measurements
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