Power: A Deciding Factor in History

In dictionaries, forces are defined in various ways, and there is no set of definitions of what force or what it should be. Power can be determined by a single person, even a single country. Power is "to measure the ability of an entity containing other entity's behavior to control its surroundings" (Wikipedia), I think that I am the most accurate definition. My conclusion is that this is power; it is a dominant element in everyone's life, and this definition is the most for me regardless of whether it is for this person or for others There is a meaning.

The ability to read and write languages ​​is a deciding factor in all historical political (and religious) powers and leads to the democratic nation we are enjoying today. In the majority of history, literary men acquired the population. For technical reasons, the literacy rate has improved more than ever. Regardless of programming, natural language processing, or various communication, physical (binary) input is required, and there is no need for a simulation that needs to be analyzed. The digital world consists essentially of 1's and 0's. The computer speaks in binary. Written language, physical input, and emotional inefficiency are a reasonable way to communicate with technology in binary mode.

History is a long story, and the most powerful individuals are rulers and weak rulers. Historically the ruler was able to decide what is right and what is wrong. They exercise power through fear and compulsion to make members of society do what they want. As time goes on, as the population increases, it is very unrealistic for a ruler to exercise power directly. To outsource compulsion, you need to do something. Individual incentives and rewards need to be given to enable them to send violence in the way the rulers want. Of course, rewards are all forms of currency: goods, gold, silver, banknotes, precious metals, all forms of value