There are all sorts of lovely lessons and inspirations to be found in Science. I don't think there's anything wrong in that. Disney? Ha! Ever read Aesop's fabl

There are all sorts of lovely lessons and inspirations to be found in Science. I don't think there's anything wrong in that. Disney? Ha! Ever read Aesop's fables? Native American Coyote stories? Moralizing is super ancient. You do know that Science is the child of Alchemy, right? And that is nothing but gnostic moralizing, the pursuit of "gold" was actually the pursuit of a pure soul. By what means can we ensure our own place in heaven? How can we hack God with what's around us? Part of the parcel of the human condition is pareidolia and nearly constant anthropomorphism. Personally I'm of the opinion that our swollen egos and reflex projection of our internal states on others and the outside world is the double edged sword by which we've staked our claim to our survival (and possibly our self destruction).