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Every act is is power in some small way. But the sense relevant =o those who write about power -- Morgenthau, Russell, etc. -- is coercive =ower. Like my telling my dog right now that I can't play with he=.

How about putting an animal with a human auditory and visual=system in the same room as a human infant -- a chimp for example. An= see if it can learn speech or sign the way the infant does. Acquisi=ion of speech and sign are remarkably similar. And we know that even=with huge training efforts, which the infant doesn't need at all, resu=ts for the chimp will be zero. But interestingly, the facts as usual=have no interest to the data-processing usage-based enthusiasts.

five questions in language. =AO the chomsky challenge. . 50k in prizes. ?=C2 use the Internet to reach the brightest minds ? why not?=C2

Even if far it could act as a North Star . , power has many p=operties those might me some . Is the ability to care for many =A0 Power? Is the ability to find new medicines power .

How about a challenge that says put a thing in a room and see =f can learn a language .?

I will now credit you with the derivation. Do a new term. - Dubes =AO Data usage based enthusiasts