I've noticed that when anything major is patched in MMORPGs, it's to make it easier and more newbie-friendly. Seeing how many people were whining about how convoluted and arbitrary the process of becoming a Jedi was, it's most likely that it will be much easier post-patch. Then you'll get tons of Jedi running around until it's nothing special. Sad, but that's how it will be.
Language is defined by usage. Since I hear the "incorrect" version of this phrase far more often than the "correct" version (At least outside of philosophy classes), I'd have to say that there's nothing really wrong with it.
Personally, though, I'm with you. It sounds bad when you know the other meaning.
According to some passage I read while studying for the LSAT, relatives of the deceased have rights to the bodies and anything buried with them, provided they can show proof.
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I've noticed that when anything major is patched in MMORPGs, it's to make it easier and more newbie-friendly. Seeing how many people were whining about how convoluted and arbitrary the process of becoming a Jedi was, it's most likely that it will be much easier post-patch. Then you'll get tons of Jedi running around until it's nothing special. Sad, but that's how it will be.
"Serious concerns surrounded the safety of carrying hundreds of atomic bombs through Earth's atmosphere."
Language is defined by usage. Since I hear the "incorrect" version of this phrase far more often than the "correct" version (At least outside of philosophy classes), I'd have to say that there's nothing really wrong with it.
Personally, though, I'm with you. It sounds bad when you know the other meaning.
According to some passage I read while studying for the LSAT, relatives of the deceased have rights to the bodies and anything buried with them, provided they can show proof.
Having my computer do what I want it to doesn't seem particularly outrageous to me.