The German author mentioned Sonnenfeld’s “list of shame,” which publicly shames companies that trade with Russia, including many German medical technology companies. The author questioned the effectiveness of the list, stating it’s a shame in itself, and suggested that companies in the medical sector should continue trading with Russia despite the current conflict for the long-term success and viability of their business. He then asked the big question, “Outraged?” And before anyone can answer, he’s like, “Yeah, I know, right? Who wouldn’t be?” pause for dramatic effect. That’s right, he answered himself! If you’ve got it, flaunt it! The author ended his writings by saying he would not recommend to his children attending lectures given by Jeffrey Sonnenfeld. Can you even believe the audacity to drag Professor Sonnenfeld’s name through the mud like that? And get this, Roger Koeppel gave this article the green light for publication! It’s almost like Vladimir Putin wrote it himself, while sipping on a cocktail in his swanky Sochi bunker. But seriously, did anyone else suspect how the German author discovered his love for Swiss/German med tech so suddenly? Oh boy, hold onto your hats, folks! This guy is living in a complete fantasy world! He thinks Russia will still be a thriving market after all is said and done, but little does he know that the Russia of Vladimir Putin we know might just go poof! We can barely contain our emotions at the thought of it. Yikes! Uh oh, things must be getting pretty dire if the author is suggesting companies play ball with Russia despite the current conflict! But, wait, they’ve got a rationale behind it all – they believe trading with Russia is the key to their long-term business success. And, hold on a sec, the author is dropping some knowledge bombs, saying that smart business strategy involves being cool, calm, and collected instead of making decisions based on emotions. Who knew? We’re scratching our heads over those words. It’s like this dude’s moral compass has gone on a permanent vacation. German menace or every German’s secret desire? You decide. Perhaps Oliver Stock should impart his knowledge to the individuals in Ukraine who have experienced loss during the war. It is effortless to criticize Professor Sonnenfeld from the comfort of Germany without adequate evidence and sound arguments. Is this what qualifies as quality journalism? Professor Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, Steven Tian, and the entire research team at Yale are not just contemporary heroes, but also figures of historical significance. The enlightened world has already acknowledged this, but it seems that Germany and Switzerland have yet to catch up.