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"Things seen wrongly in the past may cause blindness in the present." - possibly said by someone on the beach at Kitty Hawk, 1903, listening to people obsessively commenting on failures to get a heavier than air vehicle off the ground.

However, this observer must have been a fool, because it is obvious that what has not happened in the past can never happen in the future.

Andrew Carnegie's first attempt to make Bessemer steel resulted in a product that his customers refused to buy. Therefore, rails are still made of iron. Too bad, because a durable and economical transcontinental railroad system would have made a lot of difference.