This example is quite child like. It's what bright children in the 70's learning about computers thought. 50 years later they haven't solved it because it doe

This example is quite child like. It's what bright children in the 70's learning about computers thought. 50 years later they haven't solved it because it doesn't work that way. Is there a real example not using proper nouns? A city changes, a population changes depending on the country and language and time. Town X having a population Y might be considered a Village X and Population Z, because in some countries population includes the rural parts, the population of San Francisco might be different in another country. The rabbit hole goes on forever, and more importantly it's been tried constantly for over 50 years. Unlike Machine translation which is amazing compared to 50 years ago, and getting better, and you could see how you could integrate it better with Wikipedia (It's already used) yet it's tossed out in the white paper for no real good reason I can see. There's also lots of stuff like Duolingo style methods that you could look at.