Thirdly... So what if there are more hard forks later? The current proposal from Gavin also guarantees that there will be more hard forks. The proposal is a guess at what might be needed, it does not measure the block chain in any way to determine how to set the right block size. It is a good guess, but it is just a guess, same as the 1MB limit was. We don't finish with hard forks by going with the current proposal either. So none of your argument here makes any sense at all.
The maximum maximum block size will become 16 GB on Jan 1 2035 with Gavins proposal.
So I guess that means that another hard fork is not needed until 2035?