I’d agree completely.
But my point is that there is little difference between a professor and a manager. Both do project and people management. Sure the structure of a project is different in academia than the professional world. You can have a CAD class, color theory class, a shop class, etc. That concentration of task is probably a better way to learn.
I didn’t bother with the OP’s video because I really don’t care as it likely has no pertinence to what I do. But as a manager, project and people, if I ask for 1 flower and you bring me a dozen, it smacks a brown-nosing and it will reflect poorly on you. Or worse, you didn’t do what I asked you to do. I may be mistaken but Sain may think that is a good thing. It isn’t.