Why Wonder?
Wonder is one human response to the natural world, to the creation. Is our American divorce from nature a result of a somehow diminished sense of wonder in nature? What would an evolutionary biologist have to say about the purpose of wonder? I asked E.O. Wilson to share his thoughts on the matter.
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