Now, language is always evolving, always changing. It's responding to human needs. And I'm guessing that Chris Bishop doesn't want to respond to human needs, he just wants to have his own little beltway life with his own language and way he operates. But as language evolves and as it spreads around, it creates different areas and different spaces, and, whether it be in law, whether it be the marketplace, whether it be learning or religion, whether it be in politics or in the Public Service or in storytelling, it's always reshaping and reforming to fit in with what's going on within the culture of the time.