that was really good

He also seems to be well-versed in some of the finer aspects of (ir)rationality:

Attempts are still made to understand consumer behaviour in the light of what people say – even though, in many cases, people can no more explain their actions than a cricketer can explain the physics behind catching a ball. And advertising still works to an overt proposition, as though people were principally driven by persuasion rather than seduction.

Winning fungibility suggestion at the 2-minute mark.

He probably wouldn't hate the notion of productive value.

Good stuff. Seemed pertinent, so I added the Chesterton quote to my walking project.