Words have many layers.* They're not simple units of
   WORD=DEFINITION or X=Y. Words express concepts and have layers.
   Allow me to present a Shell Game presented by many debaters
   online.* You've seen it and probably participated in it as well:
   The words *PROOF*, *THEORY*, *FACT* Instead of using a different
   word for a different concept, the _same_ word is *reused* to
   express two different concepts, depending on the *context*. They
   have a set of meanings in common usage. But the same words are
   reused in different circles where they have *particular*
   meanings. And people will debate over this different to no end.
   "Oh but in Science, a THEORY simply means: 'insert specific
   definition here'" "Yeah, but in regular usage THEORY means:
   insert common understanding of the word Theory". And back and
   forth they go. What is a "Norm"?* What is "Weird"?* Depends on
   the context within which it's used. Turning them into "just
   words", dissolves the emotion _implication_ of the words and
   they cease being a weapon because they've been melted down.
   That's all I am doing. Language is not a series of definitions
   pitted against one another.* The rules of logic are fine when
   playing logic games. But logic games are logic games.* Language
   is more flexible than logic games.