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Query: Ousiometrics and Telegnomics: The essence of meaning conforms to a
  two-dimensional powerful-weak and dangerous-safe framework with diverse
  corpora presenting a safety bias   We define `ousiometrics' to be the study of essential meaning in whatever
context that meaningful signals are communicated, and `telegnomics' as the
study of remotely sensed knowledge. From work emerging through the middle of
the 20th century, the essence of meaning has become generally accepted as being
well captured by the three orthogonal dimensions of evaluation, potency, and
activation (EPA). By re-examining first types and then tokens for the English
language, and through the use of automatically annotated histograms --
`ousiograms' -- we find here that: 1. The essence of meaning conveyed by words
is instead best described by a compass-like power-danger (PD) framework, and 2.
Analysis of a disparate collection of large-scale English language corpora --
literature, news, Wikipedia, talk radio, and social media -- shows that natural
language exhibits a systematic bias toward safe, low danger words -- a
reinterpretation of the Pollyanna principle's positivity bias for written
expression. To help justify our choice of dimension names and to help address
the problems with representing observed ousiometric dimensions by bipolar
adjective pairs, we introduce and explore `synousionyms' and `antousionyms' --
ousiometric counterparts of synonyms and antonyms. We further show that the PD
framework revises the circumplex model of affect as a more general model of
state of mind. Finally, we use our findings to construct and test a prototype
`ousiometer', a telegnomic instrument that measures ousiometric time series for
temporal corpora. We contend that our power-danger ousiometric framework
provides a complement for entropy-based measurements, and may be of value for
the study of a wide variety of communication across biological and artificial
life.

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