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Good Day, Good Day

A paper cut-out gag: a Victorian gentleman tips his hat, and a smaller copy of him rises out of his head and does the same.

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He Was Just Here

Charcoal: a man gets up from his chair, crosses a bare room and leaves, and every position he held is rubbed out and left on the sheet as a grey ghost.

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The Fish That Went Up

Sand on a lightbox: a fingertip draws the sea, rubs a fish clear, walks it up out of the water, and goes round and round until the fish is the moon.

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Teaser

Every meeting has the same problem. Everyone wants their say, and something still has to get decided.

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Part 1: Why it exists

In 1863, a young Army engineer was asked without warning to run a meeting. He did not know how.

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Part 2: How it works

In practice, it comes down to four ideas.