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At a human level , the heart and the mind become engaged simultaneously in conceiving a new paradigm of the future . And since I was * describing * the 12-step recovery paradigm , I think I should be allowed the courtesy of doing so without being flatly contradicted . So far , only C++ and Ada allowed for efficient implementation of this paradigm . Technological innovations destabilize traditional paradigms and operations and thereby force changes in related policies . New research agendas and paradigms need to be clarified - - and this was the main thrust of the conference . It differs from more conventional real-time scheduling paradigms in that tasks are explicitly required to make progress at steady rates . The migration phenomenon challenges current Mexican health service provision paradigms and the allocation of resources , and ought to spur further research in the limited field of migration and health . In Hacker Culture , Douglas Thomas provides an in-depth history of this important and fascinating subculture , contrasting mainstream images of hackers with a detailed firsthand account of the computer underground Programmers in the 1950s and ' 60s - " old school " hackers-challenged existing paradigms of computer science . WPRS mentions " less documentation " , " less coherent design " , and " lower in extensibility " as drawbacks , but feels that EP with real documentation would be " an authentic paradigm " . " " We are all toadies to the fashionable metaphor of the hour , " Frost went on to say , and though the word of choice today would be paradigm rather than metaphor , he had the right idea .