This text presents a critical analysis of the term "globalization" and highlights its semantic inappropriateness within contemporary public discourse. The author examines the Latin etymology of the word, which refers to a sphere or globe, and notes that the literal meaning of globalization—the process of becoming spherical—does not reflect the actual substance of the heated debates surrounding it. Given that the Earth has been a physical sphere for ages, the author argues that globalization as a term says something irrelevant while failing to describe the actual phenomena it is meant to represent. The text suggests that the word has become a mere slogan rather than a factual descriptor. This discrepancy between the linguistic label and the subject of discussion should, according to the author, provoke caution and suspicion regarding the true nature of these debates. Ultimately, the essay encourages a more rigorous examination of the underlying issues that are often obscured by vague and misleading terminology.