Yes. He wrote it in 'The System of Doctor Tarr and Professor Fether.' Although forms of that quote had been around for centuries before Poe used it.
This quote is often attributed to American author and journalist Mark Twain. It serves as a reminder to be critical of information we receive from various sources, encouraging us to verify and think for ourselves.
Edgar Allen Poe
ben franklin
It needs no answer, it is exactly what it is. But if you do need an answer all you have to do is think about it. What you see with your own eyes sometimes is not exactly what is happening ,but, what you "think" is happening, so, believe half of that. As for the other half of the question, believe nothing of what you hear because it is gossip, plain and simple.
Rule number 1: Don't believe anything you hear. Rule number 2: Believe only half of what you see.
This was said by poet and author Edgar Allan Poe in Graham's Magazine in 1845.
Don't believe anything you hear and only half of what you see. Let him explain. If you love him and he's only done it once - don't break up with him.
Good for you, don't believe everything you hear only half of what you see. Don't believe your friend, until the guy tells you himself.
none at all they only believe in gods
Anyone can claim just about anything they want these days on their personal website spaces. Common rule on questionable stuff is not to believe anything you hear and believe only half of what you see.
Yes, there is one song that people only can hear if you believe. I thought my little sister was lieing at first because she's only 7 and I was like, I believe and I made myself truly. And it turns out you can hear it. Because when she first played the song I couldn't hear it untill i believed. :) -Haily Deavon
"He who the Gods would destroy they first make great' "Don't believe everything you hear and only half of what you see" "Keep your friends close and your enemies closer" "Prove all things, hold fast to that which is good."
because some people don't believe in God and Jesus.
Dont believe all you see, and only half of what you hear...Well if I told you you were going to die would you believe it? That should answer your question.Just a comment on the above answer; Of course you would believe that you are going to die. 100% of people die.By all means, NO. but you can believe this answer.ANSWER: I think you should believe everything you read. Are you reading this? Do you believe it? Why not? It's true. I swear! What? I am not lying. O.k. fine...if you don't want to believe everything you read, then at the very least believe this; "There are no such things as stupid questions." Do you believe it? You believe that? How can you believe such a thing? I SAY:believing everthingthing you read would be an utterly foolish and moreover idiotic sort of action or thought. this world is full of conniving people who desire to mislead.
No, Hitler had no brothers, only half-brothers - and none of these were named Carlos.