Naive prejudice I had about the world when I was 15 turns out to be entirely correct:

Naive prejudice I had about the world when I was 15 turns out to be entirely correct:

https://news.mit.edu/2024/mit-study-explains-laws-incomprehensible-writing-style-0819

Same with academia. 

This is the paper where Crick & Watson proposed the double-helix structure of DNA. It resulted in the Nobel Prize 

It's simple, it's elegant, and is two pages long.

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BTW what do you write about? Can you share some of your fav papers?

As a publishing academic, I strive to publish my papers to be as accessible to the public as possible. Clear, concise writing is a signature of honesty, transparency, and clarity of thought as well.

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100%. 

There's this scene in "Big Short" where character played by Ryan Gosling says that they use all these complex expressions so that you feel dumb and pay them to do the work.

I wonder if there's a similar phenomenon for finance-speak.