By Years: Toomas Uibo

The speaker's style is predominantly optimistic and forward-looking, especially on topics concerning innovation and the economy, stressing that "everything is possible." When discussing state finances, the tone shifts to being defensive and explanatory, using simplified analogies (such as the price of a liter of milk) to justify the necessity of taxes. The speaker employs both logical arguments (fiscal sustainability) and emotional appeals (preserving the nation, the cost of freedom), while maintaining a formal and courteous demeanor.

The style is predominantly formal, analytical, and well-argued, frequently relying on data and facts (for instance, the sheer size of the nuclear energy report or specific inflation figures). The tone is decisive and responsible, stressing the necessity of avoiding indecisiveness and advancing reforms. Simple metaphors and analogies are employed to clarify complex subjects, such as the example of dismantling a clock or the comparison of stool legs to the energy mix.