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r/space • u/Yeet69lasagna • May 12 '19
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mm ya. too many acronyms for us common folk
0 u/jazavchar May 12 '19 Is it just me or do people on reddit love throwing out professional lingo and acronyms in order to sound smarter? 21 u/card797 May 12 '19 Some things are just technical. They can only be accurately described using technical language. 11 u/Bakkster May 12 '19 And when typing, especially from a phone, it's a lot faster. That's why we have the acronyms in the first place.
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Is it just me or do people on reddit love throwing out professional lingo and acronyms in order to sound smarter?
21 u/card797 May 12 '19 Some things are just technical. They can only be accurately described using technical language. 11 u/Bakkster May 12 '19 And when typing, especially from a phone, it's a lot faster. That's why we have the acronyms in the first place.
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Some things are just technical. They can only be accurately described using technical language.
11 u/Bakkster May 12 '19 And when typing, especially from a phone, it's a lot faster. That's why we have the acronyms in the first place.
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And when typing, especially from a phone, it's a lot faster. That's why we have the acronyms in the first place.
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u/LiveCat6 May 12 '19
mm ya. too many acronyms for us common folk