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If History Repeats Itself, And The Unexpected Always Happens, How Incapable Must Man Be Of Learning From Experience.

History Repeats Itself, The First As Tragedy, Then As Farce.

The Saying Goes That History Repeats Itself; Personal Histories Do The Same. We Can Gather The Lessons Of Others' Lives Through Observation, Conversation, And By Seeking Advice. We Can Use The Automatic System To Find Out Who The Happy People Are, And The Reflective System To Evaluate How They Got To Be That Way. Pursuing Happiness Need Not Be A Lonely Endeavor. In Fact, Throwing In Our Lot With Others May Be A Very Good Way Of Coping With The Disappointments Of Choice.

History Repeats Itself, But In Such Cunning Disguise That We Never Detect The Resemblance Until The Damage Is Done.

History Repeats Itself. Historians Repeat Each Other.

Silence Ensures That History Repeats Itself.

History Repeats Itself.

History Repeats Itself In The Large Because Human Nature Changes With Geological Leisureliness.

History Repeats Itself And That's Just How It Goes.