Levandowski's sentament seems extraordinarily ignorant. I immediately thought of the "you should skate where the puck is going" quote which, I think, implies th

Levandowski's sentament seems extraordinarily ignorant. I immediately thought of the "you should skate where the puck is going" quote which, I think, implies the importance of having information about the history of the puck and how the puck behaves, while acknowledging that the future is the goal. Obviously you want to end up in the future, where the puck is, but it is well-nigh impossible to get there unless you have good information about the past.