Benjamin Franklin is known for putting a lot of wise sayings into his "Poor Richard's Almanac." One of these is the saying, " Three may keep a secret if two of them are dead." This means that trusting others with a secret is a bad idea, because nobody can ever really keep it quiet.
What he meant was the only true way to keep something secret is to trust it to only yourself. Just as the three shared trust enough for the secret, they also individually have those they trust to whom they may reveal the secret. It will no longer be a secret if it spread outside of the original three.
he was not a governor. actually he was a governor for pennyslvania from 1785-1787. so ignore that guy^__^
He was a first hand man, smart, energetic and forgiving.
No. The gettysburg address was a speech given by Abriham Lincoln! Benjamin Franklin would have been dead at the time Lincoln wrote it.
An edition of Poor Richard's Almanack actually published in 1898 might be worth a pretty penny to a collector, but it wasn't written by Benjamin Franklin, who had been dead 108 years at that time.
Benjamin Franklin did in his book poor Richards almanackhope it helped
What he meant was the only true way to keep something secret is to trust it to only yourself. Just as the three shared trust enough for the secret, they also individually have those they trust to whom they may reveal the secret. It will no longer be a secret if it spread outside of the original three.
Dead.
"The secret of success is to offend the greatest number of people." ~ George Bernard Shaw "The secret of being a bore is to tell everything." ~ François-Marie Arouet (Voltaire) "Three may keep a secret, if two of them are dead." ~ Benjamin Franklin
He was dead.
no
Yes, but he is dead.
NO, alive and well.
dont be stupid... he's dead
he was not a governor. actually he was a governor for pennyslvania from 1785-1787. so ignore that guy^__^
Nobody singed the Gettysburg Address, it was a speech, not a letter. And Franklin had been dead for decades when Lincoln gave the speech.
He was a first hand man, smart, energetic and forgiving.