Don't know where to put this. But he recognized and celebrated something important. That people around the world have been borrowing from each other and mixing with each other for a long time. Whether it be food, or language, or religion, or music, or technology, or DNA.
I see a headline saying Anthony had a globalist mission. I don't think that's quite right. He celebrated local traditions. But he also celebrated how those traditions could be borrowed and transferred from one culture to the next.
I will miss Anthony and his knowledge. How else am I going to find the go to hole-in-wall place next time I go to Quebec.
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