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WHEN computer programmers needed more than bytes to denote information, two bits became a tayste, four a nybble, 16 a chawmp and 32 a dynner. Keats鈥檚 survey of the ways in which science and technology shape language is clever and humorous, but he also has a deeper point to make: there is, he says, 鈥渁 remarkable symbiosis between scientific and lexical innovation, a potent co-evolution鈥�. Whether you are among the people or the tweeple, you are sure to be educated and entertained.