What is nature's attitude about the processes and events that the speaker observes in "Apparently with No Surprise"?

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The correct answer is "wonder." That is the <span>nature's attitude about the processes and events that the speaker observes in "Apparently with No Surprise."

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Tomtit [17]3 years ago

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For all future references, the answer is "indifference". (:

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