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To have power means not to have to give in, and to force the environment or the other person to do so. Power in this narrow sense is the priority of output over intake, the ability to talk instead of listen. In a sense, it is the ability to afford not to learn.

Karl Deutsch

Any universe uneven enough to sustain the life of a flat-worm should perhaps be uneven enough to be eventually known by man.

Karl Deutsch

Karl Deutsch

Karl Deutsch

Born: July 21, 1912

Died: November 1, 1992 (aged 80)

Bio: Karl Wolfgang Deutsch was a social and political scientist from Prague. His work focused on the study of war and peace, nationalism, co-operation and communication.

Known for:

The nerves of government (1963)
The analysis of international relations (1968)

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