Reflection

The other day me and my friend was driving up route two and the view was beautiful. We pulled up to that hotel that looks over so you can have a better view and we were in awe. The sun was hitting the mountains perfectly and the sky was orange my friend said it took her breath away. Then I started to think about what we spoke about in class, and how we are "supposed" to appreciate nature. Neither my friend nor I knew anything about why everything looked so nice the way that it did and yet we still embraced it. Were we not suppose to? According to Carlson we weren't supposed to, but then I thought about what Malcolm Budd argued, it isn't completely about what is known. Nature should have the ability to be interpreted freely with or without knowledge. Even though that can help the situation it is not necessarily needed.