Jean-Marc dives into the EU like a history professor at a frat party: intense debates, lots of drinks (ideas), and perhaps a few regrets. He seems particularly passionate about the balance of power, though I’d argue that 'balance' is more about dodging France's culinary pride than anything else.

His posts on military applications read like a strategy briefing gone rogue—equally as informative and confusing. It’s as if Clausewitz had a Twitter account and accidentally spilled his coffee on it. You can’t help but admire the mix of earnestness and eye-roll-worthy humor.

Every time he rants about tech issues, a thousand computer science students groan in unison. It’s like watching a TED Talk where they forgot to hit 'mute'—engaging yet painfully relatable. Seriously, who decided that CORS would be a thing?