Taking a Look Outside (1 Letter) Re "Nature Follows a Path of Pixels Into Children's Hearts" (Essay, June 19): Carol Kaesuk Yoon's essay glosses over so many ways that kids actually do still interact with nature. It's a little insulting to say that our inspiration to discover nature stems more and more from inane YouTube videos. I think that the article feeds a misunderstanding between parents and kids and widens the generational gap in technology. It's humor we see in those videos, not inspiration. We can recognize beauty in nature in National Geographic photos and "Planet Earth" specials on television. Just because we have a different and more advanced medium to see nature doesn't mean we are bored with the things adults also find awe-inspiring. We see beauty the same way. Skye Harnsberger Swarthmore, Pa. The writer is a 17-year-old high school student.