The babble layer is lively and it makes the post very enjoyable to read.
However, while the central claim contains a grain of truth, I’d be wary of turning it into advice. How much your cognition depends on the choice of words (and their length) is to a significant degree a matter of how you design it. It’s a learnable skill to think mostly with non-verbal concepts, and translate them into words only at the latest possible time.
The babble layer is lively and it makes the post very enjoyable to read.
However, while the central claim contains a grain of truth, I’d be wary of turning it into advice. How much your cognition depends on the choice of words (and their length) is to a significant degree a matter of how you design it. It’s a learnable skill to think mostly with non-verbal concepts, and translate them into words only at the latest possible time.