Jargon

the language or words someone uses that is particular a certain job, trade or group; any speech or writing that you don't understand; jibberish

Tom Marcinko

Tom Marcinko

@tommarcinko.bsky.social

'Zuck and people like him call themselves "high agency," a disgusting bit of jargon meant to denote someone who has real interiority, wishes and desires (as opposed to the rest of us, who do as we're told and stay where we're put).'

https://pluralistic.net/2026/08/06/sin-is-when/#you-treat-people-as-things

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@keiboarder.bsky.social

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Lynne Murphy

Lynne Murphy

@lynneguist.bsky.social

I don't follow sports, so can s/o else pls reply to Max's comment @ my blog?
"is "overtime" vs "extra time" a dialectical difference or a difference in jargon between sports. What do US soccer fans call that period in the game?"

Repply at: separatedbyacommonlanguage.blogspot.com/2026/07/foot...

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