Colon, there's always a colon!

People who communicate ideas and information, particularly educators, should adjust their language for their audience. Always felt that was the mark of a great communicator

This is really bad with the crypto space and techno babble they pile up

That’s literally how community leaders were able to build up their ranks back in the days.

Learning social theories and being able to put it in layman’s terms for the common man (who didn’t have the access, nor time, nor the information to learn).

Now everyone entirely has too much access, time, and information. So now ppl are overwhelmed

Your scribblings caused me great pleasure

I think it also shows good emotional intelligence and empathy. Like when you talk to a person who's not speaking English well yet.

One time someone said duplicitous instead if just duplicate at my work

Duplicitous means deceitful 😭😭😭

I dont feel like use cannot have that implied meaning

And furthermore nobody using utilize actually consciously uses it with any difference in mind

In many fields it actually simplifies what their dealing with, it’s pretty much a keyword but the main issue is corporate jargon and how you’ll read a writing from an email and it just sounds so fake and passive aggressive

Art* thou, my friend, art thou

Well in those cases it’s purely to obfuscate the scam.

Also make them believe that you’re superior to them and they should listen to you

tell me im wrong