A cityscape artist completes a portrait of a busy, grimy, dirty city with no signs of nature. Which of the following might he be suggesting humanity's relationship with the surrounding world?
A) Cities encourage productivity and life.
B) Cities encourage disconnection from nature,
C) Cities encourage focus and hard work.
D) Cities encourage disconnection from others
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