"One of the commonest tricks of the intellectualist is to substitute words for ideas. He will argue with words in lieu of thoughts, then consider himself victorious if he has out-talked his opponent. While it seems to have been the medieval Scholastics who discovered that long words in a strange language are an excellent means of concealing ignorance, yet when some learned man today calls a dandelion a l'araxacum officinale, we are apt to suspect that he has a profound knowledge of the plant."
-Manly P. Hall, 'Healing, The Divine Art'