The point is fair, except that PG is not your average dummy. Revelation is usually (tbh) in hindsight anyway, and PG has seen a lot. That said, I don't enjoy h

The point is fair, except that PG is not your average dummy. Revelation is usually (tbh) in hindsight anyway, and PG has seen a lot. That said, I don't enjoy his essays one bit. They are not thought provoking, they don't offer any real lessons, they are his thought of the moment. Like how he had kids now he likes to talk about having kids. We don't need more blogging (esp. not in tech blog) about the things you can only know if you actually have kids anyway. Reading it is a waste of time. Writing about it is actually fantastic for the author, so I don't fault him. Writing is great. But the cult of personality that actually draws readers rubs me the wrong way. His are poor writings, for audiences I mean. I'd rather watch TK than PG.