> full of surprises, not least the intense personalization of it all! I'm surprised you're surprised by this, considering that you have contributed much to th

> full of surprises, not least the intense personalization of it all! I'm surprised you're surprised by this, considering that you have contributed much to the personalization of such matters. The personal "psychologization" of complex social dynamics is pretty much the trademark of many of your talks. If you find psychological explanations attractive, why are you surprised when others do, too?