sub titled "why
my theory of everything is so Stupid"
the "simple" reason I call my theory "stupid" is because I am taking into account a select few social habits of our complex world. These would be:
it has been a habit of those in the same working field to use their own specific "lingo". This helps increase the speed and decrease the energy required to convey messages based on complex layered systems by not explaining the full name of the underlying system.
- Plumbers say I need "PVC",
- My old job had a couple of mainframers (jargon for cobol programmers whose primary platform was an IBM "Mainframe" computer) who insisted on calling the entire mainframe systems "kicks" which was a loose translation of CICS, which is a system that builds...etc etc etc. All of that was brought down to say kicks. I didn't know what the hell they were talking about for a good three months.
- short order cooks can give any order "legs".
- ikea seems to think we all know what a flange is, even though it can mean other things.
Jargon fits within the STPT theory in that, the intended message of "flange" is not complete, only within the given context of its usage will it truly be understood. I.E. if I believed flange only had one meaning and context, and I said it to someone else who knows otherwise.
The complete energy transfer of My(thought to words) ideas to You(ears to
thought) does not properly represent the word "flange". Actually without the aid
of greater degrees of communication such as:
- pre explanation of the context you are currently discussing
- pre acquired knowledge that all parties (us, you, me, I, we, everyone) general agree on a given use of "flange"
- a grunty stubby finger pointing action towards a physical item or
diagram
you might as well have said word "gumby" or "bananan hammock".
So, in conclusion. Acronyms (jargon) such as STPT helps energy-economic (lazy) people like me write without having to retype the entire title of the theory "The Simpson Theory of Projection and Transformation". But that doesn't mean it works in all cases, the rest of the world makes fun of the people who use jargon when they themselves do not understand it. Soooooo, realizing the majority of the world wont care what "STPT" is, the lesser interested of our species may try to say it in a method more interesting, if for any reason just to make themselves laugh at their own wit. And I am guessing some will think when you say "STPT theorem", it sounds like you are saying the "stupid theorem".
And seeing how the transfer of knowledge is most effective when generalized and expressed in a method that the general population will remember (remember, simplification is just communicating a generalized understanding of x^nth degree where n is the smallest number possible). I have taken the liberty to add to my description of "STPT", the stipulation that we should ALL call it the "theory of Stupid", or "the Stupid theory". In hopes that in better or worse, if for at least the reason they wonder why someone would call their own theory stupid, they then remember the name (its what very overpaid spinmasters call brand marketing really).
...a rose by any other name.