With the added context, Aira doesn't feel great about her previous answer. It was her fault for picturing the farmer as a stubborn old man instead of a kind, thoughtful woman—and there had been evidence pointing to the latter that she'd obviously glossed over. She deserves partial credit, at most.

Before answering again, Aira thinks for longer this time.

"... I totally agree with her, one-hundred percent. 'Cause yeah, it's nice to be selfless, but being practical and thinking in the big picture is huge. Oh, and I hate it when someone thinks that they can just pray to god or something and that will magically make things better. It's like they just don't want to put in any real work."