Immediately recognized as a classic, it illustrated with enormous erudition Haskell's later insight: every aesthetic system "is inextricably bound up with a whole series of forces, religious, political, nationalist, economic, intellectual, which may appear to have only the remotest relation to art, but which may have to be violently disrupted before any change in perception becomes possible".
In Rosenzweig's diagnosis of the failure of Baden-Baden, one thereby finds hints towards Rosenzweig's later insight that for a system of philosophy to grasp particulars as such, the unity of that system must be grasped as future.
Ho's sources, however, later provided insights into what she calls some of the "origin myths" of Wall Street.
Musicians who collaborated with Lennon — members of his early 1970s backing band, Elephant's Memory, as well as studio pros like the guitarists Earl Slick and Hugh McCracken, and the drummer Andy Newmark, who worked with him later — offer insights into Lennon's composing and recording process, in which he often rewrote lyrics and changed arrangements as he went along.
The data will empower us to demonstrate that value later using insights and automations.
U.K.-based high-tech conglomerate McLaren Technology Group first put IoT-style sensors on its Formula 1 racecars in 1993 to optimize performance, measuring break temperature, ride height and more (and later using insights from this data to improve the customer experience in McLaren's automotive business).
Three-quarters of a century later that insight has proven to be true and enduring – as true and enduring as every wedding couple might hope their vows will be.
Later, this insight was extended by Quigley et al. (1973) who noted that only 20% of the heat is carried by conduction from hot gases and 80% remains in the electric current.
A century later, that insight underpins cutting-edge physics: searching for gravitational waves, probing the extreme gravity near the supermassive black hole at the center of our galaxy, tracing the origin of the universe.
There are lots of practical reasons why you might want to hang on to a relative's DNA after death: it could, for example, later lend insight into things like family history and hereditary disease.
For example, knowledge-related barriers may be most relevant at the beginning of the implementation process; later on insight can be gained into perceived attitude-related and external barriers.
