Yeah, I think you have a point there.

I've had a look at Frankl's "Man's search for meaning" and found it to be written in a style that's out of fashion these days, but was common back then.

I also found it to be written in a pretty "academic" way, I had to do the same gymnastics you've had to perform on Mises, decided to return it.

Fabs

Most modern books are easy to read and comprehend. It’s the older books that are difficult. I read the first 1/3rd of von Mises’ The Theory of Money and Credit several years before I discovered Bitcoin. It was very difficult. It seemed like most sentences required that I read it multiple times, and think it through to really understand and follow his train of thought. I then might have to re-read the full paragraph to keep track of where he was going and what he was trying to explain.