If you've been on a corporate earnings call or watched a presidential speech, I think you'd agree that jargon and statement-couching is the norm when you're add

If you've been on a corporate earnings call or watched a presidential speech, I think you'd agree that jargon and statement-couching is the norm when you're addressing a large, potentially hostile group. It's not necessarily a sign of immaturity, as a consequence of the audience and medium. Text is extra hard to transmit nuance with, and if you just get straight to the point any stakeholders with a side-interest will go go rabid.