Exactly, this is the perfect response to contrarian articles that insist on using vocabulary in strange ways. People love feeling smart by reinterpreting norma

Exactly, this is the perfect response to contrarian articles that insist on using vocabulary in strange ways. People love feeling smart by reinterpreting normal questions like they are trick questions. There's a market for contrarianism that purports to overturn myths and conventional wisdom, and so people end up reinterpreting reasonable things as 'myths', and 'correcting' them with fun journeys into contrarianism. I hope we can get to a point where we can recognize these articles as a familiar trope.