On Deep History and the Brain¶
Smail, D. L. (2008). On Deep History and the Brain. University of California Press.
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- Presentism
- A product team reviewing why a previous team's 2018 decision to build an in-house queue system "instead of just using SQS" looks obviously wrong in 2026.
This sourceArgues that periodization and the long-duration framing of human history must integrate neurobiological and evolutionary timescales, which exposes how short-horizon presentist categories distort the historical record.
- A product team reviewing why a previous team's 2018 decision to build an in-house queue system "instead of just using SQS" looks obviously wrong in 2026.
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