The guy reminds me of Karl Marx, who provided an excellent
analysis of the past, but then proceeded to have his truly
terrible and completely wrong views about the future.
But I repeat that the first part of the speech is on the mark
and hilariously funny at times. Just be careful when you read on
about his views about the future. He definitely has not mastered
the art of the long view, which is quite typical and widespread.
I wish I could say that I have mastered it, but at least I am
more careful with predictions.
Hans-Georg