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Matthew Walker
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Is it good for all of mankind to follow the teachings of one person? In the text (pg. 39) it says that his theories withstood almost 2,000 years. Is this not dangerous for the progression of mankind to just blindly follow one man for millennia? Wouldn't it be better to follow the studies of many great minds? I find it quite dangerous to just follow the ideas of only one person, and retards the progression of knowledge.
