What detail lets the viewer know that Brueghel doesn’t believe Icarus’ fate has changed the world? Daedalus stands on the shore reaching out to his son with his whole body.
The figures of Daedalus and Icarus are in motion and reflect strong emotion.
The larger images show people unconcerned and continuing with daily life.
The image is painted in a realistic manner with a calming color palette.

The larger images show people unconcerned and continuing with daily life.

Explanation:

In "Landscape with the Fall of Icarus" the viewer can see why Brueghel does not believe that Icarus' destiny has changed the world, or that it has been at least relevant to someone. This is because when we observe the painting, we will see several people who did not even realize what happened to Ícarus, did not see the fall or even his death, which shows that this event was completely irrelevant for them and that is why they remain their daily lives as if nothing had happened.