Martin van Rossem is not a fan of Freak Funk: “I would have been bitten like a shark” | RTL Street
Freek Funk (40) has a huge fan base, but Martin van Rossem (80) is not one of them. In his book “The Smartest Person”, the historian criticizes the famous biologist who did something very nice for Martin's descendants.
“I don't think Frick's dramatic approach to nature is wise.”
Martin says he's met Frick before. At that time, he frankly told him: “If I were that shark, I would have bitten it more.” Martin points to a Freaks shark bite from years ago. “He could see the humor in it,” Martin continues. “Then he sent a message to all my grandchildren, which I thought was very sweet.”
Then comes the criticism. “He's a very nice man, and I don't agree with his way of dealing with nature.” Martin accuses Frick of “dramatic stuff.” “I don't think the dramatic approach to nature is a wise approach, but I admit: it works with children, even though it gives you a very strange picture of nature.”
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