This idea that paper facilitates a highly specialized cognitive and social process is a far cry from the way we have historically thought about the stuff.
While cardiac involvement has historically thought to be quite rare, autopsy studies suggest that about 25% of sarcoidosis patients have cardiac involvement [1].
Andrew Joseph, co-founder of Tenmarks, never expected Amazon to be a strategic buyer for their math intervention business — and while the strategy remains confidential, it's clear that the long-term vision for Amazon in edtech represents a massive departure from the way we have historically thought about the role of content and technology in education.
He said he believed that this had always been the case and that drivers had never, historically, thought much about the dangers while driving.
Gladwell remarks that "the abuse of alcohol has, historically, been thought of as a moral failing".
The abuse of alcohol has, historically, been thought of as a moral failing.
Because fruits and vegetables have historically been thought of as safe, they are the last things that investigators look at when there is an outbreak of diseases like hepatitis, giving the contaminated produce a chance to infect more people.
Unlike water, which has historically been thought of as the state's essential resource, it cannot be stored in underground aquifers or behind dams, but must be generated and distributed constantly.
After all, both sectors have historically been thought of as defensive plays, but both also carry a degree of risk.
While aging has historically been thought to entail cell-autonomous, even stochastic changes, recent evidence suggests that modulation of this process can be hierarchal, wherein manipulations of nutrient-sensing neurons (e.g., in the hypothalamus) produce peripheral effects that may modulate the aging process itself.
