Jelli, I hope you know I love you and most of what you post here, but what you are calling jargon is simply the correct terminology.
Personally, as an anonymous internet poster once said, I think it's sad that we live in a culture where education is equated with elitism, and ignorance signifies authenticity.
Or as Phil Plait says, "If I sound angry, then, yeah, I am. Im tired of ignorance held up as inspiration, where vicious anti-intellectualism is considered a positive trait, and where uninformed opinion is displayed as fact"
Please understand, I am not calling you or your comments ignorant, i'm just talking about the anti-intellectual overtone in what you said. Using correct terminology isn't meant to obscure the meaning, but to make it more precise. And I don't see dumbing down one's language to fit the lowest education level in the audience as a positive thing.
Agreed on the rampant anti-intellectualism...But, worse than the anti-intellectual is the pseudo-intellectual, because he/she is, a lot of times, the original cause of someone becoming anti-intellectual. (which is sad) But, it's not anti-intellectual to complain about overtly grandiloquent posts. (I am not speaking in regard to this thread, but others.)