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I agree that it's somewhat superficial in places. But at the same time, it's definitely a level of quality that is rare these days.
The word "fool" has too many interpretations, but judging by the text, the author means something like this: "a person who is not capable of solving the problems facing them." Alternatively, "a person who does not see the problems facing them."
Not at all! Secondly, it's not an allegory, but an analogy.
Oelm
