Much of the practical value in history is found when you examine events in some depth. For example, taking a deeper look at the German encryption system or the

Much of the practical value in history is found when you examine events in some depth. For example, taking a deeper look at the German encryption system or the code breaking infrastructure at Bletchley. Or examining how an entire nation managed to keep the D-Day invasion secret until the very last minute. So, while this article might itself be a little breathless, I think it's valid criticism that glossing over History is unforgivable.