No argument here. The OP was interested in Hayek. I remember working my way through Human Action in the early 1990s. I was used to reading in bed. No kindles back then. First of all, it was enormous! Also, it was like being back in college. I had to sit at my desk and drink coffee to stay alert. It took me a long time, and I found it challenging. Part of it was the fact that it turned everything I thought I knew about economics upside down. It's certainly a masterpiece.