Excerpt and illustration from A text-book of psychology. Edward Bradford Titchener. 1909. Drawn by R. Gudden, Frankfurt a. M.
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Excerpt and illustration from A text-book of psychology. Edward Bradford Titchener. 1909. Drawn by R. Gudden, Frankfurt a. M.

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Today, while working on my thesis, I found a handwritten note of a student on the inside of a cover of textbook from the 18th century. I always like to find these handwritten notes. I don't really know why. Maybe because it creates a connection with the subject of my thesis and also a connection with history that is much more personal. Just wanted to share it with tumblr.
It says:
"Hunc inventuri vestrum ne dicite librum;
Sed benefacturi reddite, quaeso, mihi,
Carolo De Goes Bruxellensi 1786"
It says that if you find this book, to return it to Carolus De GoĂŤs; the owner of the book.
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Some fascinating practical geometry in this 1907 Topographical Drawing textbook. Seen at @nemfrog's Tumblr.

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How did people who died before 1991 think the dinosaurs went extinct?
The first dinosaur fossils were discovered in 1824, but it wasnât until 1991 that the Chicxulub impact site was finally linked to their extinction. So 167 years passed in which we knew dinosaurs existed, but had no clue how they went extinct. As you can imagine, people had all kinds of guesses and ideas
My mother found a book of stories and nursery rhymes for children that she had growing up, and one of the stories was about the dinosaurs. At the end, it says we donât know about what happened to the dinosaurs. One of the theories it proposes is that the dinosaurs may have starved from overconsumption of resources, because theyâre so big that they must take a lot of food to sustain. My grandmother and another old person I asked both said that they learned a little bit about dinosaurs in school, but the subject of how they went extinct was conveniently left out
I have a book from 1901, entitled âThe Worldâs Book Of Knowledge And Universal Educatorâ. This book is actually how I came up with this subject, because it has a very, very interesting theory for how dinosaurs went extinct. And honestly, for the time period, this theory makes quite a lot of sense. I love how creative it is. They did what they could with the knowledge they had
On page 593, the book says âIn the days before the flood, the ichthyosaurus existed with eyes measuring one foot in diameterâ
You likely noticed something about that: the sentence starts with âIn the days before the floodâ. This was my main point in all this. Here is what some people thought happened to the dinosaurs before we discovered the crater in Mexico. Notice anything? âIn the days before the FLOOD, the ICHTHYOSAURUS existEDâŚâ. Some people thought the dinosaurs died out in the Noahâs Ark flood!
Does this seem like jumping to conclusions? Well, it is. But, I mean, what other ancient flood that killed 99% of the life on earth could they possibly be referring to? Back in 1901, they had no working theories on floods killing dinosaurs, except for the Noahâs Ark flood. Also, people were far more religious, and people turned to religion and god for help with stuff and answers to questions they couldnât answer on their own. Now, even though itâs been disproven, this theory still has my respect, just because of the creativity it took for one mind to make such an incredible connection and come up with a brilliant guess like that