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This is why I have trust issues.
An orange and a tangerine are close cousins, yet we name them differently—and suddenly they feel distinct. Colors work the same way: “orange” vs. “tangerine” is partly perception, partly convention. Greenland and Iceland push this to the extreme: names that sell an idea rather than describe reality.
This is exactly why I don’t trust the English language.
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    Created on 31-01-2022
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