Hey everybody are you ready for a brand new podcast that you had no idea existed?

I'm Roy Scovall and I'm Daniel van Kirk and it's the Pen Pals podcast.

Maybe you've had a pen pal before.

Well you have two of them right now.

You send us your letters about anything going on in your life.

Got a mean grandma, need a new haircut, whatever it is, send it to us and we have guests like Will Ferrell,

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What's up y'all, I'm Brian Ford, artist and baker and host of the new podcast Flaky Biscuit.

I'm going to help y'all learn how to cook and bake new things as we get to know our guests through

their favorite nostalgic meal. If you are ever at a place in your life where things are too busy or

your head gets too big, having a meal like this, it reminds you of who you were and also who you

still are. Listen to Flaky Biscuit every Tuesday on the iHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts or

wherever you get your podcasts. Welcome to Stuff to Blow Your Mind from howstuffworks.com.

Hey, welcome to Stuff to Blow Your Mind. My name is Robert Lam and I'm Christian Sager.

You know, Christian, it seems that we should be able to look at where we've been in the past

and therefore extrapolate, predict, even simulate where we're going in the future, right?

It does. It does seem that way and I think that that maybe is a product of like the last century of our

scientific thinking. Does that make sense? Yeah, well, I mean, there's definitely one line in

particular that we're often referring to and generally misquoting, I think, a lot of the time.

And that comes from a philosopher, George Santeyana, who said, quote, those who cannot remember the past

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