Twiggy’s barnstorming on-stage performances of the past week have been classics of the messianic genre.
His barnstorming on-stage performances of the past week have been classics of the messianic genre.
“This clean energy presentation you’re about to see may explain a lot, particularly to my Fortescue family,” Forrest began. “There’s been changes, and there’s been a steely discipline about our future … We stick to that future. Individual ambitions come second because what I’m talking about is the course of humanity.”
It was part televangelist, part cult leader, part TED talk parody. “It’s business that will kill your children.” Don’t believe him? “You are so yesterday.” “A clever person can make something complicated, a genius will make it simple … Just saying, this is science.” At one point, his voice seemed to crack with emotion.
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