Whew. First reaction? That was a flurry of fast-talking, ADHD, simplistic overgeneralization lacking in depth and coherence. This fellow needs to learn how to focus his thoughts and attention. Having said that, he had a few interesting insights worth noting, but they were really hard to disentangle from the rambling. A bit like watching a child chasing butterflies.
Whew. First reaction? That was a flurry of fast-talking, ADHD, simplistic overgeneralization lacking in depth and coherence. This fellow needs to learn how to focus his thoughts and attention. Having said that, he had a few interesting insights worth noting, but they were really hard to disentangle from the rambling. A bit like watching a child chasing butterflies.
To be fair, in an interview (presuming he didn't get the questions in advance), it's hard to deliver as you would in a lecture. I think Potter presented a lot of food for thought, which is what something like this series should be (not (re)education, per se).
Whew. First reaction? That was a flurry of fast-talking, ADHD, simplistic overgeneralization lacking in depth and coherence. This fellow needs to learn how to focus his thoughts and attention. Having said that, he had a few interesting insights worth noting, but they were really hard to disentangle from the rambling. A bit like watching a child chasing butterflies.
To be fair, in an interview (presuming he didn't get the questions in advance), it's hard to deliver as you would in a lecture. I think Potter presented a lot of food for thought, which is what something like this series should be (not (re)education, per se).