Question: Lightman concludes the chapter that it is nonsensical to ask why we find nature beautiful. It seems to be completely obvious to him why this would be the case. Why does he conclude this? How would you respond to Lightman in this case? Do you think that he has some good thoughts on beauty? Finally, find one additional example of symmetry not found in the readings in nature and attempt to figure out why the object is symmetrical. Please provide any relevant sources.