Language is like cooking

Fear of the Lord is beginning of knowledge (Proverbs 1:7)

By Gman4326

 

Language is like cooking as there different methods in both speaking; and what is found on the page. With fried chicken there is the two steps is the wet and using a starch. 3 steps are the starch, wet and starch and the one step which is the use of a starch. Some cooks will prepare immediately others will put the food in refrigerator then fry it later. I almost forgot the different cooking oils and spices. Well each cook naturally decides that on their own.

What I have learned about language is that of a cook having their own fry chicken recipe. In modern English we don’t use the case based system and in fact the preposition does away with the need to know the difference between the use accusative over a dative. There is a major drawback to this if everyone only uses the three step way of making fried chicken you will eventually have people who love to correct the cook as if by second nature and if a chef or cook cannot be creative by using other methods they will quit their jobs. The other side of the coin is that by bulling people who want to help is they become more cautious and even worse it makes the society easier to be controlled and manipulated through their taste buds.  Same thing with the government controlling the spoken and written word and we the American people are the guinea pigs. We control others by correcting them and the government knows it. ! Seventy four percent of the public are going to public schools and nearly of the ten percent that are home schooled get their textbooks from a local bookstore. No one dares to be creative because the system once again allows for word bullying and most of us are too proud to admit we have manipulated by the very system we send our kids every year.

Does this mean you should not help someone who needs to be corrected?
If a person is using modern English as the grammatical standard please go ahead and correct them.

However if a person is using different form of English ask them if it is being done on purpose or not. If not then again help them out.

Source:
!: census.gov/newsroom/releases/archives/facts_for_features_special_editions/cb11-ff15.html