Yes we do, but "this tastes terrible" still doesn't tell me what that means without additional context. It could be terrible because its spoiled. It could be te

Yes we do, but "this tastes terrible" still doesn't tell me what that means without additional context. It could be terrible because its spoiled. It could be terrible because the person doesn't like that food. Same with "clean code". I think alot of people would agree that a 10000 line program where all the code lives in the main function is not "clean". But that doesn't mean this is what someone means when he says "this isn't clean code".