One quote of his that caught my attention is, "We're addicted to siloization." It is probably not a word you find in any dictionary, but it aptly describes the behaviors of many if not most people and organizations. It is the willingness and proclivity to "go it alone" without coordinating our activities with other jurisdictions or organizations.
While some lip service has been paid towards regionalization of efforts there is much work to be done to see joint planning, training, and operations come to fruition. It takes dedicated people working hard at working with others to get us out of our silos. Until that happens we will continue to be taught lessons that don't seem to be able to learn from.