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|A striking contrast to this is the absence of any connection between Andrew Schlafly's list of over 300 <i>conservative words</i>, and a general distribution of the creation of words.

|A striking contrast to this is the absence of any connection between Andrew Schlafly's list of over 300 <i>conservative words</i>, and a general distribution of the creation of words.

|[[File:Bcw-008.png|thumb|Periods of 20 years]]

|[[File:Bcw-009.png|thumb|Periods of 20 years]]

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|However, if one maps the <i>percentage</i> of words in - e.g. -  a 20 years' period in the corresponding century (24% of all 20th-century word are from the 1900s, 18% from the 1920s, 26% from the 1940s, and so forth...), one finds again a positive correlation.

|However, if one maps the <i>percentage</i> of words in - e.g. -  a 20 years' period in the corresponding century (24% of all 20th-century word are from the 1900s, 18% from the 1920s, 26% from the 1940s, and so forth...), one finds again a positive correlation.