Isn't It a Carol, a Son Is Born Unto Us?

In his first lecture, which is called men without chests, he starts the whole thing with this little quote tie epigraph from a traditional carol. I think that the true mark of his genius is his ability to wear his learning so lightly that you almost could miss the fact that he's making these little easter eggs. He little references to kind of arguments you might make from, from deeper, from deeper sources than just what he's givin you. And and he begins, crucially, with children's education.