Getting bent out of shape over an opinion's an interesting reaction, especially when you're not offering any firm basis for refuting anything. I'm fine with my advice, based on 35 years of experience, besides which it's only an opinion.
Please take some aspirin, you're over-thinking this. Besides which, yours is not the only way. 
there is a line between "differing opinions" and "wrong", though. i mean, if it's true that your 35 years of experience have yielded such fruits, you must have a world-class physique, yah? the proof is in the pudding, as they say.
now, i try not to get into these arguments, but to say something like "pullovers are as good as anything else" is just, well, crazy.
i do not have time to wade through The Google for the various articles i've found over the past six years, but here's the take home messages combined with what i've personally learned both through my own training and watching others:
1) compound over isolation
2) heavy over "pump"
3) body moving through space over weights moving only (squats over leg press, chins over pulldowns).
3 has exceptions when they violate the other rules. for example, you'd never want to do those goofy "dangling pullup/row" things because doing so heavily would be impossible, same with dips. heavy sets of 3-5 reps on dips is horribly dangerous.
other than that, you're set. but i'll tell you what. i'll eschew ALL isolation tricep, chest, and shoulder exercises for a while, you don't do ANY compound exercises. in six months we'll see who's doing better. sound fair?
