time is a flat circle

English

Etymology

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Proverb

time is a flat circle

  1. Many (usually negative or value-neutral) things that occur or times that pass are not unique, but are quite similar to a multitude of similar occurrences with little to no variations to those that have preceded them; and as such few things are likely to change in a ouroboric cycle.

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