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Philip Collins| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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Historic, military metaphors and qualifiers
Historic and historical
Misused routinely in financial markets. For something to be historic it needs to be notable. The Gettysburg Address was historic. It is also a historical event because it happened in the past. Previous prices of a s...
Militate and mitigate, authentic and disintermediate
Militate and mitigate
Militate does not mean mitigate and mitigate does not mean militate. To mitigate something is to lessen its impact; to militate against something is to make that thing more difficult. It does not make sense to mitigat...
Abstraction, euphemism and uncertainty
Abstraction and abstract nouns
It is a good principle, wherever possible, to be as detailed and concrete as you can. A retreat into abstract nouns gives a sense of elevation always lifting you away from precise meaning. When the abstract n...
Onboarding, proactive and meaningless words
Onboarding
A pointlessly complex and unattractive way to say that you have hired someone who is now going through the process of signing the papers in the HR department and being shown where the coffee machine is and where the loos are. “I...
Architect, benchmark and the abandonment of ordinary language
Architect
Daniel Libeskind is an architect. When he is at work he thinks, draws, designs. He does not architect. That is not to say that the word does not exist. Any word that gets used exists, by definition. Indeed, the Oxford English Dic...
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