Why is it that humans naturally tend to unite and work together in times of crisis? I think we see evidence of this both in the difference of public opinion before and after a tragedy happens, and in how quickly we as a people tend to forget about a tragedy after it happens. I think though that this only happens in society, not on more personal levels like families and friends.
What is it about a piece of art that seems to have a soothing and calming effect on the human spirit? This particular piece is by Maynard Dixon, entitled The Forgotten Man. For a while now it has been one of my favorite pieces in BYU's Museum of Art. Take a look...
How is it possible for people who insist on living the letter of the law to instantly forget their desire to be obedient as soon as they close the door to their car? Driving laws seem to fall into another category of righteousness in Utah...
I guess that's actually it right now. I had more on my mind, but i don't want this post to be huge. I don't want to be just venting, I'm just curious about it.


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