I agree but it is what it is. The world is full of terminology that are steeped in legacy and sometimes don't even mean what the words literally describe. Why i

I agree but it is what it is. The world is full of terminology that are steeped in legacy and sometimes don't even mean what the words literally describe. Why is a save icon a blue and grey box? What discs are those DJs spinning on their MBPs? Why do people hoover with their Dysons and Google in Bing? Why is fibre internet called "broadband" when fibre optics operate on a narrowband? Human languages are a clusterfuck at times.