> but people accept them as part of the process. But that context matters because if it's both accepted and expected to the extent no one would make any materi

> but people accept them as part of the process. But that context matters because if it's both accepted and expected to the extent no one would make any material decision based on it, then there's no material intent to deceive, much less expected or actual harm. I do agree that such meaningless platitudes are better left unsaid as they's just a waste of time.