Lt. Gen. Mark Hertling
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460 appearances
6 recordings
2 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 7 Jul
Lt. Gen. Mark Hertling’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Yeah.
It's the old expression.
If you want a new approach, read an old book.
Yeah, it was interesting in a conversation with our son who typed it up for me.
He said, boy, this is really going to be a great legacy for the family.
And I said, hey, Scott, I said, here's the deal.
I said, when I started this thing, it was partially a legacy.
But now I don't want our grandkids saying, boy, that sucks.
Grandpa Hertling was just such a smart guy and he gave us all this advice.
If that's what comes out of this, it's a failure.
What I want them thinking about is when they read the different sections and the journal entries and the reflections to say, hmm, I ought to take that on.
You ought to try that.
And maybe that enlightens them a little bit.
Not so much that I was a wise old man before I died, but boy, oh boy, he passed along some gems for us to think about.
I got to tell you, I love that quote.
I'm going to steal that one.
That is classic.
That is great.
There's an intangibility to it. There's a taste aspect, the human relationship aspect, the psychology. By the way, a lot of it is psychological analysis. Like, who are these people? How do they react under pressure? How do you keep them from falling apart? How do you, you know, how do you keep them going crazy? How do you keep from going crazy yourself?
You know, you end up being a psychologist half the time. And so, like, it is possible. I don't want to be definitive, but, like, it's possible that that is quite literally timeless. And when, you know, when the AIs are doing everything else, like, that may be one of the last remaining fields that people are still doing.
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