Dissonance of terminology (jargon) exists even among the scientific community.
Science journalist Carl Zimmer says "A heap of technical details does not help people understand. Even people with Ph.D.'s in one field may not understand the details from another. The perfect cannot be the enemy of good."
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Wikipedia user: Lack of proper explanation for specific terms
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Journalism Jargon: “Overshoot”. Different countries (media, scientists, and governmental officials) use different jargons to refer to the same term which can cause confusion.
Dissonance of terminology (jargon) exists even among the scientific community.
Dissonance of terminology (jargon) exists even among the scientific community.