If Pixar’s Hoppers Is Propaganda, Then Maybe It’s Propaganda We Need to Hear
God called humanity to govern nature, but Pixar’s latest reminds us that it’s challenging to govern that which we do not love.

God called humanity to govern nature, but Pixar’s latest reminds us that it’s challenging to govern that which we do not love.

Simple tales of heroism, where good and evil are clearly demarcated, and where heroes overcome the odds, have an enduring appeal.

Human life is so much more meaningful than a mad scramble for existence—the sum total of our days so much more than to live and breed, to fight for existence and then die.

Hurricane Irma has become a giant Rorschach test, producing whatever revelations that the beholder wants.

Louv asks us to pay attention to nature for our own good, not because we ought to worship nature or devalue human needs, but because nature is fundamental to human health — physical, emotional, and spiritual.

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