Seeing a lot of (technically grammatically incorrect!) phrasings like "between you and I", "for Sam and I" lately.

One way to interpret: this is yet another way English-language culture is forgetting that it ever had anything to do with Latin.

Same idea as

Seeing a lot of (technically grammatically incorrect!) phrasings like "between you and I", "for Sam and I" lately.

One way to interpret: this is yet another way English-language culture is forgetting that it ever had anything to do with Latin.

Same idea as https://twitter.com/VitalikButerin/status/1479817912106074119

Another possible explanation, people like me that were raised fairly incompetent in grammar, or second languages, becoming more included in the space. 

(I wouldn’t know how to use one or other, rn, as a college educated adult)

/grey - terminally online dad & spouse, building products on frontier solutions w frontier people.

Can I ask which country / linguistic background you're from?

Born in Venezuela, raised in Miami,FL at 5+. Parents are deaf, since birth, from Cuba. 

Chron-order of languages learned, ASL, Spanish, English. 

English in Miami is the second language.