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In this section, you will describe how past philosophers or scientists dealt with the subject of your article. This section has the potential to be the largest and least bounded, due to the fact that lots of the resulting concepts and theorems of scientonomy began as vague or implicit proto-ideas in other philosophical dialogues. So use your judgment and try to keep it as constrained as possible to relevant ideas. Great resources for this section can be found in the non-TSC readings listed on the syllabus of the seminar. Also check the references cited in any relevant section in Barseghyan's ''Laws of Scientific Change'' or the references cited in any relevant article in the ''Journal of Scientonomy''. Please make sure to cite any references that you use, carefully following the instructions given [[Guidelines:Citations|here]]. This section of the article will be collapsed upon a reader’s entry to the webpage, so they will have to click to expand this section if they want access to this pre-historical information on the subject.