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I guess a more general version of the point is that in the last 50-ish years, everyday language has borrowed more and more of both the terminology and structural features of technical language. This happens for a lot of reasons. But I think it's mostly not a good thing. For one, being abstract and technical is not actually very useful in the messy real world, where concepts are fuzzy and vague and most things of importance are not quantifiable. For another, if natural language borrows too much of the authority of science and the law, it might find that there's not enough left afterwards for science and the law to do what we need them to do.

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play arms™️ on the nintendo switch™️ family of systems

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so all i've been doing is playing hades 2

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honey-nut clarity

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*hits ur prostate* BOOP

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hey so i went to Cares About You So So Much Island and built a little house and lived there forever and ever until all the stars burned out and the universe went dark (and still i remained)

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Devastated that rbs were turned off. I need this on my blog.

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May no genocide denier know peace

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me on top + you whimpering, moaning, begging me to slow down so it lasts longer