Trigg's statement late last week that Malthouse had gone "off message" in airing the club's dirty laundry was followed today by talk of a "values-based approach", "stakeholders", "alignment" and again, "messaging", corporate jargon better left on PowerPoint slides than offered up as excuses to frustrated football fans.
Not everyone is a fan of people with strong obsessions, so if you sense someone is getting bothered, whether it be by your constant talk of actors who would've-done-so-much-better or camera jargon, make sure to put your cinephilia on hold for a bit.
I tried to speak his language, and, not knowing Hebrew, I thought I'd better go with the jargon.
In fairness, the researchers he cites haven't done any better -- and their jargon is a lot worse, judging from research-paper titles like "Wisdom: A Metaheuristic (Pragmatic) to Orchestrate Mind and Virtue Toward Excellence".
The findings highlight a need for further research to better understand how diagnostic jargon commonly used in the LBP context such as 'degeneration' are experienced and interpreted by patients with CNSLBP.
In brief, the aims of development now include better government or, in the jargon, "getting to Denmark".
The goal is not to turn the participants into Second City troupe members, but to help them interact with an audience without using jargon — "to connect better," said Elizabeth Bass, the center's director.
We took a point off because there's no explanation of how HAL works, but again, since we don't know how to build an advanced AI, no explanation might be better than some vague science jargon. .
Entrepreneurs' braggadocio has long been an item of parody, but their claims to "make the world a better place by disrupting (insert jargon)" highlight a deep-rooted problem in the world of innovation.
But in its preference for plain English over jargon, Sane shows a better attitude of mind.
