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Well, not sure this is what the question means, but one way is that several discoveries build on discoveries from the past. If we didn't know about airplanes, it would be hard to imagine spaceships, and if we didn't know about typewriters, it may have been difficult to imagine computers. Telegraphs led to telephones in many ways... more discoveries lead to more discoveries.

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