The problem for Mr Hooft is that his statements apply equally to him. So many simplifying assumptions made that do not exist in actuality and he ignores these f

The problem for Mr Hooft is that his statements apply equally to him. So many simplifying assumptions made that do not exist in actuality and he ignores these factors. As every engineer is taught, one must understand what simplifying assumptions are made because the reality is that any one of those assumptions can be the cause of significant error in the theory being utilised.