In ‘Moana 2,’ the stories make us
We do not make the stories; the stories make us. We are products of stories of longing, finding, losing, and things made whole that have no reason to be.
We do not make the stories; the stories make us. We are products of stories of longing, finding, losing, and things made whole that have no reason to be.
“A Real Pain” isn’t an in-depth analysis of the Holocaust. Rather, it is a character study that points to a central fact that we all know – to be human is to suffer, and that suffering can be great or small.
What we really need is faith. Faith in that arc and its bending, faith that what we do counts for something, faith that we can be the friends that God needs now.
Can a robot be a saint? Put another way, as we enter the AI age, can the intelligence we create achieve holiness?
In today’s world, revenge is killing us. It is killing some much more quickly than others. It kills us, thousands of miles away from a conflict spiritually, making us unwilling collaborators in a genocidal scheme that robs children of their parents, their lives, and a future.