So, if I had a corpus of all the literature from 1800-1850 digitized, the context would be sufficiently different as to be a new language? It seems to me that

So, if I had a corpus of all the literature from 1800-1850 digitized, the context would be sufficiently different as to be a new language? It seems to me that the happy accident of doing this research at the start of getting all human knowledge digitized is part of the unreasonable effectiveness of this overall technique. Had it happened in 200 years, it might not have worked, right?