You're describing a procedural problem - different words for the same concepts. This is one way science is not systemic. As a result, experts end up solving the

You're describing a procedural problem - different words for the same concepts. This is one way science is not systemic. As a result, experts end up solving the same problems in different silos. Generalists can spend time "translating" between subjects, find the common threads, and find missing pieces from other domains. Most domains have developed independently from each other, and there are a lot of missing pieces. Specialists are important, but specialists without generalists gets us to where we are today.