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The Concept and Nature of Power By: Stephen, Curtis & James

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The Concept and Nature of Power. By: Stephen, Curtis & James. So What is…. Power... . Power is seen and noticed in many different forms... But not all are obvious... Think about these... . Ability. IQ. Sound. Light. Combustion. Kilowatts. Energy. Repulsion. Suggestion. Nuclear. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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The Concept and Natureof Power

By: Stephen, Curtis & James

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So What is…

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Power... Power is seen and noticed in many different

forms... But not all are obvious... Think about these...

Horse Power

Kilowatts

Strength

Resistance

IQ

Force

Ability

TemperatureGoverning

Limits

Repulsion

GravityNeedsAttraction Physical

Mental Wealth Processing

FlowIndustrial

Community

Combustion

Nuclear SuggestionEnergyLight Sound

Tuning

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So power, a mindboggling complex concept with hundreds of meanings. But what is it? Can we touch it? Will it run out?.... So power, with cars its horsepower.... With electronics, is kilowatts.... With money, its quantity.... With people, its strength and influence.....

Everything has power, from a Korean Nuclear weapon to a small banana. For example, both a small banana and a nuclear bomb have potential killing power.

Power has many concepts, but depending on the subject involve, its definition is variable.

The ability to influence somebody to do something that he/she would not have done normally is what we know as power

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Authority

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Influence

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Democracy

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Mandate!?

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Case Study?So a power case study...

Power in the middle east, where the worlds supply of oil is extracted from each and every day involves power on a huge scale. The oil we use, in plastics, fuels and manufacturing is so relied upon that if the supply was stopped, the earth could easily just stop spinning (theoretically). Therefore the worldwide customer base pays the price demanded for oil, if prices are purposely set to high however, wars start and worldwide outrage begins. Therefore power in the oil market is kept fair, consumers have power over the price to an extent, and so do the suppliers.

This guy doesn’t agree, but who would blame him?

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The worlds most powerful....

The peak capabilities ... 80 MW... 1072819 Horsepower.... That 9329 Ford Mondeo’s

The worlds most powerful engine...

The worlds most powerful man...

Barack Obama... Obviously the president of the USA.... Very powerful!

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The worlds most powerful man....

Kevin Nee – The worlds strongest man.... At the moment

Rockstar – The worlds most powerful energy drink

The worlds most powerful energy drink....

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And Finally...

But what if.....

Rhino Glue... Its Strong!

The worlds most powerful Glue....

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Power misuse... Power crazy....What happens? It can be catastrophic.... Misuse of Rhino Glue

Misuse of Fuel

Misuse of a ‘powerful’ MPVMisuse of ‘Medical Substances’

Misuse of the internet

Misuse of duct tape

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Power is controlled.... Whether its governed or limited like car engines and power tools. Or regulated by government and authority.

All in all, controls are to protect others from dangers and to ensure everyone has the right to safety, fairness and a sense of security. Not only this, but control is needed to ensure everyone can live together in some sort of harmony... But at the end of all this, control, limits, governors, authority....

Its all designed to protect us... From ourselves

Control....

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