![]() ![]() That is an in-progress event, but the changing interpretations, now ongoing, are obvious. Bleeding was seen as a way to expunge disease from the body and human reproduction went through endless theories until Max von Baer observed conception in 1829. ![]() Salt tablets were recommended for athletes instead of water. Not long ago, margarine was extolled over butter. The other sciences keep changing their interpretations, too. And like them, it goes through various interpretations and analyses, which we call “historiography.” History is a science, every bit as much as physics, chemistry, biology and others. ![]()
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