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 The majority of machines use a source of energy (such as electricity) to make two products:
-# A '''productive output''' called an internality such as holes/profit.
+# A '''productive output''' called an ''internality'' such as holes or profit.
-# A '''waste output''' called an ''[[Externalities|externality]]'' such as wood shavings/waste.
+# A '''waste output''' called an ''[[Externalities|externality]]'' such as wood shavings or waste.
-When the first machines were created they were refined by their creators in order to increase their productive output. For instance a drill press can be connected to a water wheel to make it more efficient and easy to use. At some point in this drive for improvement machines were placed together to form more productive units called a factory.
+When the first machines were created their mechanisms were further refined as to increase their productive output. For instance, a drill press can be connected to a water wheel to make it more efficient and easy to use. When a series of machines are placed into an enclosure this is called a ''factory''.
 == Machine Intelligence ==