Study the arguments, note the use of wider studies to justify stance. "These studies suggest a sort of linguistic Heisenberg principle: as soon as you label a concept, you change how people perceive it. It’s difficult to imagine a truly neutral label, because words evoke images (as do maluma and takete), are associated with other concepts (as are “north” with up and “south” with down), and vary in complexity (from KAR to RDO)." newyorker/online/blogs/elements/2013/06/psychology-language-power-of-names.html
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