Some words carry emotional force such that using them creates an immediate negative reaction on the part of the listener or reader. That makes such words useful — until they get over-used and misused so much that they cease to have the effect. Lately, the trending “creep people out to get them on my side” … Continue reading “Censor”: When a Word Means Everything, it Means Nothing → - by Thomas L. Knapp
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