Papers come with their own tldr. It's not because people are lazy, but because that's all most people reading it actually need. This is in contrast to many op-

Papers come with their own tldr. It's not because people are lazy, but because that's all most people reading it actually need. This is in contrast to many op-eds, blog posts, and even news articles, which intentionally make it hard to find a summary, disperse shallow content between ads, just like to hear their own voice, or other such behaviours that are worth avoiding. I think asking for a tldr here is mistaking the former for the latter (an honest mistake).