Heidegger's "Being and Time" with Jason Reza Jorjani

Bullshit, maybe. But strangely glib. I like his having a 'Homo Faber,' pseudo-anthropological take on Humankind, which all-knowing "depth" psychologists have not an inkling of : 'Tool/not tool' is, indeed, how I, as a representative of my species, the same as a New Caledonian crow, see things, analyze them, and deconstruct them. Fair enough. But I dispute his Teutonic Scholiast's wrong notion of History and its importance, which apparently he and all other Teutons imbibe like mother's milk from a thousand-titted Hegel/Diana of Ephesus. I had to say it.