Which of the following statements would Hill most likely agree with?
A) Being ignorant of facts about the environment logically entails that one will not properly appreciate one's place in nature.
B) Whether one understands facts about the environment has no correlation with whether one properly appreciates one's place in nature.
C) Being ignorant of facts about the environment makes it very likely that one will not properly appreciate one's place in nature
D) Animals and plants have interests and rights, and we ought to respect both.

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Hill argues that proper appreciation of one's place in nature is dependent on understanding facts about the environment, therefore being ignorant of these facts makes it likely that one will not properly appreciate their place in nature. Choice A is also partially correct, but does not fully capture Hill's position as it only states that ignorance logically entails lack of appreciation, without addressing the likelihood of it. Choices B and D are incorrect as they do not align with Hill's arguments in the given text.

Which of the Following Statements Would Hill Most Likely Agree