> At some level everything we relate to is a social construct, once we use it to discuss things with other humans This is exactly what I disagree with. If you

> At some level everything we relate to is a social construct, once we use it to discuss things with other humans This is exactly what I disagree with. If you do s/meaning/social\ construct/g then by that definition you're correct, but you're ironically creating two meanings of social construct: one useful one (the original), and one confusing one (that sounds like the original, but is equivalent to "meaning" or "semantics").