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Your comment lacks of math though.

• Houshalter 12y ago
  Exactly. Why intentionally obscure stuff with math if you don't have to? What a silly bias.
  • dil8 12y ago
    Doesn't it work the other way... Math provides clarity where as words can be ambiguous.
    • Houshalter 12y ago
      I've never had that experience. It usually takes a lot more effort effort to work out what the math is actually describing and why the operations done on it make sense. That's if I even understand the symbols and functions they use. If not then it's totally inaccessible. To be fair you can easily obscure natural language in similar ways.