Right: as I said upthread, the discussion is largely about whether terms like “spending” are misleading or helpful when we’re talking about time rather than money. And, as you point out (or at least it seems clearly implied by what you say), whether a given term is helpful to a given person will depend on what other things are associated with that term in that person’s mind, so it’s not like there’s even a definite answer to “is it helpful or misleading?”.
(But, not that it matters all that much, I think you might possibly not have noticed that Ruby and Raemon are different people?)
(But, not that it matters all that much, I think you might possibly not have noticed that Ruby and Raemon are different people?)
Oh yeah, oops. I saw Raemon made the (at-the-time) most recent comment and that someone whose name also started with R was commenting upthread, so I pattern-matched incorrectly.
Right: as I said upthread, the discussion is largely about whether terms like “spending” are misleading or helpful when we’re talking about time rather than money. And, as you point out (or at least it seems clearly implied by what you say), whether a given term is helpful to a given person will depend on what other things are associated with that term in that person’s mind, so it’s not like there’s even a definite answer to “is it helpful or misleading?”.
(But, not that it matters all that much, I think you might possibly not have noticed that Ruby and Raemon are different people?)
Oh yeah, oops. I saw Raemon made the (at-the-time) most recent comment and that someone whose name also started with R was commenting upthread, so I pattern-matched incorrectly.