- People often find it hard to recognize something "new" happening or coming. Even when they do recognize, they do it so in terms of old things they know. For instance , when Newton formulated his laws of Physics, he did not use the term physics or physical he called them " Philosophy of Nature".
- When cars emerged in the early 20th century, they were initially called ―horseless carriages. Understandably, people were skeptical at first, and they viewed the invention through the lens of the paradigm that had been dominant for centuries: the horse and carriage.
The first cars also looked very similar to the horse and carriage (just without the horse), as engineers initially failed to understand the new possibilities of the new paradigm, such as building for higher speeds, or greater safety. Incredibly, engineers kept designing the whip holder into the early models before realizing that it wasn't necessary anymore
- Cloud computing seems to be also undergoing the same "transition"