I think this is one of the most really well thought out article that is going to be referenced in the coming years.

FYI, I like to relate this to Sniper training. Those boys have some next level tech to help them, but often during their initial training, they are analogue as they come. Read the paper map, look at the grass for wind, etc etc. Then, and only then, when they graduate do they get access to cutting edge tech.

I wonder if we should be structuring Critical Thinking the same. Start raw and analogue as hell, then when one demonstrates a degree of competency, then add tech to it.