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A botanical garden labels some plants with the date they were first described in scientific literature. Visitors occasionally interpret this as the date the plants first existed. A revised label adds a sentence explaining that the species had long been known to local communities. The scientific date records an event in a particular system of documentation, not the beginning of the organism or of human knowledge about it. The revision does not make the original date inaccurate. It changes the question the date is understood to answer. Similar confusion occurs when a museum lists an object's acquisition date beside a much older object. Numbers appear precise, but their meaning depends on the category of event they measure. Reading a date accurately therefore requires identifying its reference before drawing conclusions about age, discovery, or ownership.

A botanical garden labels some plants with the date they were first described in scientific literature. Visitors occasionally interpret this as the date the plants first existed. A revised label adds a sentence explaining that the species had long been known to local communities. The scientific date records an event in a particular system of documentation, not the beginning of the organism or of human knowledge about it. The revision does not make the original date inaccurate. It changes the question the date is understood to answer. Similar confusion occurs when a museum lists an object's acquisition date beside a much older object. Numbers appear precise, but their meaning depends on the category of event they measure. Reading a date accurately therefore requires identifying its reference before drawing conclusions about age, discovery, or ownership.

A botanical garden labels some plants with the date they were first described in scientific literature. Visitors occasionally interpret this as the date the plants first existed. A revised label adds a sentence explaining that the species had long been known to local communities. The scientific date records an event in a particular system of documentation, not the beginning of the organism or of human knowledge about it. The revision does not make the original date inaccurate. It changes the question the date is understood to answer. Similar confusion occurs when a museum lists an object's acquisition date beside a much older object. Numbers appear precise, but their meaning depends on the category of event they measure. Reading a date accurately therefore requires identifying its reference before drawing conclusions about age, discovery, or ownership.

A botanical garden labels some plants with the date they were first described in scientific literature. Visitors occasionally interpret this as the date the plants first existed. A revised label adds a sentence explaining that the species had long been known to local communities. The scientific date records an event in a particular system of documentation, not the beginning of the organism or of human knowledge about it. The revision does not make the original date inaccurate. It changes the question the date is understood to answer. Similar confusion occurs when a museum lists an object's acquisition date beside a much older object. Numbers appear precise, but their meaning depends on the category of event they measure. Reading a date accurately therefore requires identifying its reference before drawing conclusions about age, discovery, or ownership.

A botanical garden labels some plants with the date they were first described in scientific literature. Visitors occasionally interpret this as the date the plants first existed. A revised label adds a sentence explaining that the species had long been known to local communities. The scientific date records an event in a particular system of documentation, not the beginning of the organism or of human knowledge about it. The revision does not make the original date inaccurate. It changes the question the date is understood to answer. Similar confusion occurs when a museum lists an object's acquisition date beside a much older object. Numbers appear precise, but their meaning depends on the category of event they measure. Reading a date accurately therefore requires identifying its reference before drawing conclusions about age, discovery, or ownership.