Or can we just accept that orange-the-color is a fundamentally different idea than orange-the-fruit, despite the fact that the former is named after the latter? Can we accept that "earth" can simply refer to the material that makes up the hard surface layer of a planet, as a different idea than "Earth" the planet after which it's named? Is that OK? Do we really need to come up with a new word for "Solar Power" if the power comes from a light source other than our own sun? Can we call the large-scale geoengineering of Mars "terraforming", or must we insist that it's "marsaforming" (and not "geoengineering", but "marsoengineering")? Can we call something "romantic" even if it isn't actually written in Latin ("from Medieval Latin rōmānicē, Vulgar Latin rōmānicē (“in the Roman language”, adverb"))? Is that OK with everyone?
It's a damn earthquake.