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From: Michael Eedy (no email)
Date: Sat Mar 03 2007 - 23:00:29 EST
One does need to remember that most if not all of the radio jargon was
developed when radio communications were less than stellar. The idea was to
get the information across in the fewest syllables possible. HF radio comes
to mind. At least it isn't Morse Code ;-)
Cheers
Mike Eedy
Explaining a complicated situation in plain language demystifies it to the
point that a layperson can comprehend it. It reduces the exclusiveness of
the
profession and lowers its prestige in the eyes of common folk. This often
leads
to a reduction in income of the professional and prompts the generation of
even more jargon and restrictions to career entry. Maritime jargon is
obscure
but
evesdrop a while in a hospital or law firm to gain a real appreciation for
opaque communication.
Larry Z
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