Quote by Benjamin Franklin

Proclaim not all thou knowest

Proclaim not all thou knowest

Summary

This quote advises against sharing all of one's knowledge or thoughts publicly. It suggests that it is unnecessary and potentially harmful to proclaim everything one knows. Instead, it may be more wise to exercise discretion and choose what information or insights to share, considering the consequences and impact of our words. This quote advocates for a balanced approach to communication, highlighting the importance of only expressing what is relevant, helpful, or prudent.

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By Benjamin Franklin

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