I have seen this one. It is a good way to see what is in the Daodejing from a contextless perspective. By that, I mean the commentary assumes the chapters of the Daodejing don't need any grounding in their history, culture, language, or philosophical context. He just starts talking about them as though they were written in a modern context. This is a common practice, and there is nothing wrong with that approach. I personally find more meaning in the text when I strive to understand what was said within its context.

Very interesting. I will need to watch that again