Why We Say “OK”
Whether we say "OK," "Okay," or even inquire, "OK, are you okay, Annie?" it stands out as one of the most universally recognized words on the planet. Its importance extends far beyond personal interactions, as it is also embedded in our interactions with technology. For instance, when you instruct, "Alexa, turn off the living room lights," the typical response is "OK." Many of us use this term reflexively, often without a second thought about its meaning or origins. So, what does "OK" actually signify, and where did it come from? Let's delve into its fascinating history.
