Well, giving things names is meant in order to make communication
easier. So that if everyone is calling something A and certain, may be
even small, group of people is calling it B, it is asking for
miscommunication.
But world knew worse occurrences.
Boris
Keith Whaley wrote:
Boris Liberman wrote:
Just be sure to stay safe, Frank. On the funny note, the pig flu or
swine flu or whatever is the name is not likened by local health
ministry officials. They suggested "Mexican flu" instead. The last
thing I heard about it was that Mexicans did not quite like this
alternative term...
The last thing people should worry about is how exactly to call this
virus...
Boris
I respectfully disagree, Boris.
People need to label things for understanding and identification.
We ALWAYS need to know what to call something.
It seems cumbersome to call it, "You know, that virus they are finding
most often in Mexico in recent days."
keith whaley
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