Midwits.

Conversely, one must exercise circumspection vis-à-vis individuals who exhibit a proclivity for grandiloquent loquaciousness, deploying polysyllabic lexemes and labyrinthine syntactical architectures ostensibly calibrated to obfuscate their fundamental epistemological deficiencies because, as you s...

When you have to use a lot of words, its because it's still jumbled up in your own mind, and the plethora of words are an attempt at transferring belief in something you don't truly understand, so you can feel better about your own beliefs because you convinced someone else of it.

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Couldn’t agree more!

Absolutely. All so-called "intellectuals" use fancy words and complex ways to explain things while hiding the real and simple truths they never want to expose.

Diese Schlussfolgerung ist ein Narrative welches auf wirkliche Erkenntnisse und Verständnis nicht anwendbar ist. Alberts Einsteins Vorlesungen konnte kaum jemand folgen und trotzdem hatte er mit seinen Entdeckungen recht und er wusste was er sagt und es war kein Betrug. Kaum jemand versteht die ...

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What if you can't explain anything because its to complex

Like LLMs

It's what immediately turns me off a about a lot of podcasters is I hear clumsy use of terminology meant to dazzle their listeners. They sound really fucking smart to people just slightly less knowledgeable than they are however.

Dude. If i was trying to explain something slowly, I would have to be the master explainer for 24/7 --nosleep --awgodno=1 You have a choice: explain it fast and hard and prey the listening party does get it in 50% OR knowingly withold information and prey their reasoning will kick in and they won't...

Con artists love 10 dollar words and name changes.