A rose, by any other name is still expensive
What's in a name? We can thank good old Bill Shakespeare for posing some of the most though provoking questions known to man. So let's ponder together what really is in a name. Shakespeare says that a rose by any other name would still smell as sweet. That may be true, but if you're trying to get my attention in a crowded room, you'd better get my name right or you're not going to have much luck. So is a thing defined by it's name, or is a name really nothing more than a label? Let's take a quick refresher course in the English language. Most of it speak it fluently, but few of us remember any of the rules. For most of us it's a little like trying to redeem reward points or frequent flyer miles. "I" before "e" except after "c", not valid on major holidays or on days that end in "y". We're aware that rules exist, but no clue how to explain them. Luckily for me I have a daughter in second grade who is...