History doesn't repeat itself, but it rhymes: John Langdon at TEDxDrexelU

Logo designer, type designer, the originator of ambigrams, and the creator of the ambigrams in Dan Brown's "Angels & Demons." He is also a fine artist, a typography professor here at Drexel, and a writer ‹ his book "Wordplay" was published in 1992 and republished in 2005. He has, in recent years, rewritten Alice in Wonderland, which will be available as an interactive e-book/app next year, under the title "Alice & The Graceful White Rabbit."
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explain why sam hyde's tedx talk isnt in this playlist

[@garyseven710]

I have his book "Word Play" and the artwork is amazing!

[@ingaheligakor8560]

Misleading title, but interesting anyways...

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Vsauce

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I was right

[@nathanericschwabenland88888]

The earth does come in cycles

[@veramann]

History repeats itself because it goes into a cycle, which is predictable. Here are some examples:
1. The weather (summer and winter)
2. The economy (boom and bust)
3. Sleep (night and day)
4. Life (birth and death)
5. Emotion (happy and sad)
6. Empire/country (war and piece)