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The phrase that Jonas perceives to mean "nothing can be changed" is "precision of language." This phrase is repeated throughout "The Giver" as a way to discourage Jonas and the community from questioning or challenging the status quo. It serves as a tool of control to limit individuality and prevent any disruption to the system.
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