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I love reading Weyl because he has a poetic flair (see https://www.johndcook.com/blog/2013/09/24/interview-with-sir-michael-atiyah/ …). The closest I get to actual opinions in math books these days is Pugh calling Landau 'boring' (he's right) and Hubbard & Hubbard's great margin notes.
somehow the modern mathematician pipeline selects for people who are afraid of being loudly opinionated and i wish i knew why
Halmos wrote about this (that, or I'm attributing my theory to him). Math is maybe the only area where you can truly prove something wrong (in theory) and if you have loud wrong opinions, people will know, like that fear about raising your hand in class.
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