Further, programs that are designed to generate wonder and fascination with STEMM content may be successful in attracting more girls.
For the naturalist, this generates wonder, astonishment at what different ways of life are possible, and creates an opening in one's experience for empathy with the suffering, pain, and loss of others.
No other work of art has demonstrated so explicitly how gears, springs, shutters, wheels, and tracks can generate wonders.
In his review of Martin Scorsese's "Hugo" in the magazine this week, David Denby writes, "No other work of art has demonstrated so explicitly how gears, springs, shutters, wheels, and tracks can generate wonders".
What if AI and Machine Learning generates wonders as we know them from nature?" With augmented reality technology, it's entirely possible in the future that a room we're sat it in suddenly turns into, say, a scene from a rainforest or we're sat atop a mountain.
These days, science generates more wonder than religion.
The sense of awe and wonder generated by the Darwinian re-enchantment will not satisfy the central need that belief in a non-natural source of meaning has been called upon since Plato to provide a sense of stability and continuity in a natural world of constant change.
Jamahl Epsicokhan, on his website Jammer's Reviews, said that it was the first time in the series that space itself generated "awe and wonder"; however, he thought the "fresh and intriguing" nature of the episode faded as it went along.
So can evolution generate the wonders of nature.
The entrepreneur had got whiff of the buzz Sheeran was generating and wondered if he'd be interested in doing an "A64" (a 64-bar round of rap music is called an "F64", and this would be the acoustic equivalent, something SBTV had never before attempted).
This little moment was incredibly simple, requiring no bells-and-whistles technology, but it stayed with me because it generated a sense of wonder – you saw the bin and the tripod, and then you saw a satellite.
