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So both wrong and stubborn about it. You clearly have a goal other than effective communication, and I wish you well in pursuit of that goal.
by pwinnski 4y ago
So both wrong and stubborn about it.
You clearly have a goal other than effective communication, and I wish you well in pursuit of that goal.
- mdp2021 4y ago"Wrong" (as per language in use), you have to prove it. Frequentism does not count: it should be already understood that this purpose is not to adhere to language in use. "Stubborn", makes a contradiction, if you - correctly - understand that the goal is different. The goal in fact is more than «effective communication», but "correct expression". And as you should know, "wrong" means "twisted", but I am the one who is attempting to "make it straight". Language "in use" will be followed as much as it fits with the prevailing goal of correctness. A philologist is not an ethologist. For the other goals that you could adopt, consider "cleanness of thought". And of course, I thank you for your best wishes in the pursuit!