Brian Marick@amszmidt @luciano You're right. But: I was looking for trivia to highlight that human language has no mechanism for protecting old definitions from new changes. Specifically, consider how "literally", "awesome", and "sublime" mean different things than they used to. Suppose a dictionary changes its definition of "awesome." That will change, subtly probably, the meaning of every definition that uses that word. (1/2)
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