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the only thing that reveals who you really are by removing every reason to pretend.
means The capacity to act, produce an effect, or control people, events, and outcomes.
from From Old French 'poeir' or 'pooir,' meaning 'to be able,' which itself traces back to Vulgar Latin 'potere' — a reshaping of the classical Latin 'posse,' 'to be able.' That same Latin root gives us 'potent,' 'possible,' and 'potential.' So at its core, 'power' simply means being able to do something — the rest is what humans built on top of that.
physicsMeasured in watts: energy spent per second.
first wattNamed for James Watt, steam engine refiner.
absolute corruptsActon's line was a warning, not a law.
grid scaleEarth burns about 18 trillion watts continuously.
quiet kindThe deepest power rarely needs to announce itself.