I don't think it's really fair to compare a privacy policy to A Critique of Pure Reason. One is hard to read because it references laws and has a lot of boilerp

I don't think it's really fair to compare a privacy policy to A Critique of Pure Reason. One is hard to read because it references laws and has a lot of boilerplate stuff that you can skip over, the other involves abstract philosophical questions that are difficult to consider in terms of the subject matter itself.