"Mythology" holds that King Arthur held meetings with all his advisors at a physically round table so that no one person seemed more important than any other. A sort of attempt at equality. Today it is used very loosely to describe discussions having nothing to do with the shape of a table at which they are seated. Some of these are not even held at a table. The 'discussions' of these pundits on various shows is sometimes referred to as a round table discussion. The original intent was for each to have an equal opportunity to speak, but today (maybe for theatrical purposes) many times it devolves into a shouting match between the 'spoiled brats' for the most attention they can get and sometimesmto just drown out the other speaker.
It means, "The round table".
It means, "knights of the round table".
12 Knights of the Round Table
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there were 150 knights at the round table
The round table symbolized equality, having no head of the table.
The round table symbolized equality. When King Arhur and his knights sat down at the Round Table, it had no head of the table. So, while sitting at The Round Table, no one person was greater than another. Everyone was equal.
King Arthur had a round table.
Round Table India was created in 1957.
Cologne Round Table was created in 1991.
Round Table - club - was created in 1927.
Oxford Round Table was created in 1989.