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Language as the Ultimate Weapon

The power of language and discourse was recognized during the last century, because not only George Orwell, also recognized the strength and ability of language, on the other hand, Michel Foucault, also raised the power of discourse provided by the institutions for the control of individuals. Recognizing that this form is correct, that it refers to language as a weapon of government, placed in the world of politics and the social, words and resources formulated, it is exactly that, the tools to achieve what you want and local way for politicians these are the tools for the revolted people.
In order to answer the question that is asked, it is important to bear in mind that nowadays the data analysis is focused on the analysis of the data chains in order to obtain information, so it is necessary to understand that not only in words and Written oral language but that technology does not invade every day in a positive way as a negative, computers are fundamental tools for service, so for your part we have to choose in the case of languages ​​that are used for life these Computational tools happen something similar to what happens with the speeches, that these can end up being used. It is important that we engineers who have direct contact with these languages, with these computational tools, with these weapons, that we are aware of what is and of the consequences that treat the use of this in a moral and ethical level, that the languages computational as spoken and written languages ​​can be used for the manipulation of information and long influence the way of thinking, reacting and acting of the individuals to whom they come from the importance of reading this text by students and professionals with This profile, although it should be emphasized that it is a text that should be read by the entire class of academics because of the importance of the analysis that it has between the lines.
The power of language and discourse was recognized during the last century, because not only George Orwell, also recognized the strength and ability of language, on the other hand, Michel Foucault, also raised the power of discourse provided by the institutions for the control of individuals. Recognizing that this form is correct, that it refers to language as a weapon of government, placed in the world of politics and the social, words and resources formulated, it is exactly that, the tools to achieve what you want and local way for politicians these are the tools for the revolted people.
In order to answer the question that is asked, it is important to bear in mind that nowadays the data analysis is focused on the analysis of the data chains in order to obtain information, so it is necessary to understand that not only in words and Written oral language but that technology does not invade every day in a positive way as a negative, computers are fundamental tools for service, so for your part we have to choose in the case of languages ​​that are used for life these Computational tools happen something similar to what happens with the speeches, that these can end up being used. It is important that we engineers who have direct contact with these languages, with these computational tools, with these weapons, that we are aware of what is and of the consequences that treat the use of this in a moral and ethical level, that the languages computational as spoken and written languages ​​can be used for the manipulation of information and long influence the way of thinking, reacting and acting of the individuals to whom they come from the importance of reading this text by students and professionals with This profile, although it should be emphasized that it is a text that should be read by the entire class of academics because of the importance of the analysis that it has between the lines.

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