That's also a very valid point and is applicable across many fields. For instance, I did some shopping the other day. Went to Waitrose,which is essentially an u

That's also a very valid point and is applicable across many fields. For instance, I did some shopping the other day. Went to Waitrose,which is essentially an upmarket food retailer in the UK.I bought some veg,including some tomatoes.The price was 2-3 times higher than in other places.They had a strong and pleasant natural smell,which is almost nonexistent when you buy cheaper tomatoes.Now if someone grew up in a large city and never had a chance to have an access to a private garden where vegetables grow, he's used to that lack of taste and thinks it's normal. However I know how a real tomatoe from your own garden tastes so it's easy to understand the difference. Hadn't I lived in a house in a small city,all these things would be Impossible to understand.The same applies to pollution- once you go outside your polluted city,you realise how fantastic the air can be in the middle of a forest.