The End of Scientific Jargon
Naturally, we turn to Google, which leads us down the rabbit hole of internet discussions where everyone’s comparing their results like professional kitchen diagnosticians. Before we know it, we’re more confused than when we started, armed with nothing but a headache and a long list of questions. While trying to encrypt this cryptic message, we go through it one word at the time, piecing together clues to uncover the hidden truth. Personally, I think we can do better than this, and here is why.
The Problem of Early Diagnosis
You’re sitting in a doctor’s office, but not too comfortably. This time, the tension in the room is unmistakable. You sense that you’re about to hear something serious. Trying to ease things for both yourself and the doctor, you ask, "Is it bad?" The doctor answers, “Unfortunately, yes, it is. You have a…” Fill in the blank. This moment will come for most of us one day.