Speaking in Jargon

This is really common. Seriously, I always encounter people who talk this way. Mostly people who have studied in highly acclaimed schools or some boastful frustrated English speaker. 

Anyways, jargon is defined as language characterized as pretentious vocabulary and convoluted syntax and is often vague in meaning. Or a type of verbosity, even gobbledygook, where one uses queer sounding and affected words; and uncommon scientific or mathematical terms to show their intellectual prowess from the rest.

I can accept it if it were that way, but it isn't. When they talk, it’s always a bunch of physics side notes here, a serving of incorrect algebraic formulas there, and grandiloquent sprinkles. And that in the end, what they said doesn't make any sense to you, so you just nod like you understand.

Jargon can take form as a terminology or an explanation in a simple conversation or essay. Such as, tech jargon.

Scientific or academic jargon.

Or even conversational jargon.

Another thing, is that this way of talking is now, as the colloquialism suggests, “trending”. Popularized by internet memes, status updates, and downright mockery or insults when commenting. Also, people have this notion that by talking this way it makes other people think you're open-minded, or out of the norm.

I want to clarify that I am not against people who talk this way. Some of them might have a tendency to become incomprehensible when writing or explaining because of their line of work, or educational background.

However, my point is that someone might have difficulty in understanding one’s statement. So the solution is that one needs be concise; whenever talking to somebody, or when writing.