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Lots of things have context specific meanings. If someone says “my cell phone,” you do not yell at them for not clarifying it’s actually a general purpose compu
by asdfman123 4y ago
Lots of things have context specific meanings. If someone says “my cell phone,” you do not yell at them for not clarifying it’s actually a general purpose computer.
Similarly, in nutrition, “processed foods” have a pretty well established definition. There’s room to debate the term, but it’s still well understood.
Generally speaking, though, one should try to not make the mistake of assuming that others are confused when in fact they are.