Eric Weinstein

Jeff Menzies.

I found that through sleuthery on the Internet where it was doable.

And because it's, you know, in particular, when you do them opaque, it's very hard to see.

Sometimes when you let it become translucent, it's easier to see.

Or you could also Google O-T-O-E-T.

Yeah, one times one equals two is the acronym.

No.

Or put in PDF.

Should be able to pick.

Yeah, okay.

That's probably right.

You do have several editions.

So the way I understand it, because I didn't know anything... I've seen this pattern before, didn't know its history.

I know you can sort of construct it with ruler and compass, which is sort of a mathematical thing about what you can and can't construct with two simple instruments.

But what these overlapping circles are is a question.

And the way in which I got to understand how Terrence sees the world is he says, look, there's this very old pattern that's distributed all over the world.

And there isn't a great explanation for why it's found in so many different places, at least as far as I'm aware and part of your point.

And so I think you took a sort of Straussian approach to this by saying, I bet that this thing is hiding a secret.

And that the reason that this is widely distributed is that it's cryptic.

There's something that has to be understood that is not on the surface.