The deconstructed Standard Model equation

Why is this equation presented in such an unformatted manner? Wouldn't it be better to align the terms to make patterns recognizable, rather than wrapping them like a sentence whenever the line is full?

At top it should read “L = …” (as it does in the compact form printed on the coffee mug image).

Here, L represents Lagrangian density. The integral of L over spacetime (between some initial and some final time) is the action S, which therefore is a functional of the particular configuration the various fields take. The classical configuration of the fields (solutions of equations of motion) is the one that minimizes S between initial and final times. Quantum mechanically, the amplitude to find final field configuration given initial field configuration is obtained by integrating e^iS over all field configurations. Modulo a few details* the workings of the universe ensue.

*joke