Gordon Zernich

I'll say this, your book is rather well cited and you take time to properly provide adequate citations. You appear very educated on historical matters, which aligns with your focus on maritime history. But when it comes to modern day events, using technology to monitor data, pull information directly from broker and underwriting API's you fall flat on your face. You work in the historical space, slow moving, slow adapting, slow to adjust. Whereas analyst and modern logisticians need to be flexible and work on evolving conditions that move in seconds, not decades. Which explains why you can't cite current data even when you make claims of having access to quotes. You fall back on your legacy and historic understanding and attempt to use that to leverage a modern expertise in a space that changes more in an hour, than you likely saw over decades. History is great, we need it. But you make statements of fact or statements to downplay yet you've never been able to cite current data. Which tells me you are trying to leverage your expertise as a historian as someone who is an expert today. Which clearly you are not. When brokers and analysts see a completely different picture. You can't even comprehend how API's pull data and immediately tried to discredit. You are old, outdated, and utterly out of touch with modern logistics, supply chains, and the overwhelming amount of data available to anyone who pays for access to the data.

IS HE EVER NOT SLEEPING?

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The saddest thing about finishing a book is realizing that no matter how much you reread it, you'll never experience it like the first time again.

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