I felt that maze/labyrinth bit was disingenuous, since the sense in which labyrinth is a winding path is more of an old religious one, but the common sense of t

I felt that maze/labyrinth bit was disingenuous, since the sense in which labyrinth is a winding path is more of an old religious one, but the common sense of the word is synonymous with maze, and so are some ancient uses, like the minotaur myth. If we're being honest, the article contents were imprecise rambling crap, rather than useful reflections on language. That's why we're reflecting on the actually interesting title question, imo.