I think it depends on where you are from and what you read growing up. I hail from a place that most outsiders would describe as unsophisticated, so naturally

I think it depends on where you are from and what you read growing up. I hail from a place that most outsiders would describe as unsophisticated, so naturally I rebelled in my youth by reading the most technically and prosaically dense language I could find. While I do still enjoy that type writing -- fiction books where I have to keep a dictionary, calculator, and pad of graph paper handy -- for professional communication pg and Feynman and all the advocates for simplicity are right. There is no benefit to insiders or outsiders in a field to unnecessary use of jargon when simpler forms of expression are available. I greatly the prefer the no-nonsense, practical, straight talking, ignore the eggshells on the floor, git-r-done communication of a classical sci-fi engineer.