I don't get it. Firstly, is this being cited in sincerity, or to point out "Look, even Martin Fowler advocated for NoSQL back in 2012"? If it is entirely in si

I don't get it. Firstly, is this being cited in sincerity, or to point out "Look, even Martin Fowler advocated for NoSQL back in 2012"? If it is entirely in sincerity, I don't understand why he thinks queries isn't the de-facto solution. Perhaps his implicit assumption is that the database should be structured to reflect the code, when really the code should be structured to reflect the database?