When we think we know something for the longest time, and it proves to be false, the re-alignment of what is perceived or what is understood takes time to re-shape itself. There's very much a "back to the drawing board" mentality that is frankly maddening; the excavation in an attempt to identify where things went awry, where corrections need to be made based upon new information.
Sometimes, by using an eraser, we come to a wholly different conclusion. That's a lot of power in an object that can't state anything new. Rather, the eraser disregards what was previously known...
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