Which is grand if your audience is entirely composed of folks who speak your native language, at which point you should probably just write your native language.

I think it’s less about whether it’s possible to understand and more about the increased cognitive load that comes with achieving that understanding.

When you’re used to seeing things a certain way, and you come across something that feels wrong, it derails your line of thought, takes you out of the experience and requires additional willpower and processing to maintain focus.

Just because I was able to ultimately understand what it meant doesn't mean that it required more effort to parse.

We should all care about communicating our ideas in a correct and concise way. This rise of anti-intellectualism must end or we're all dead.