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The art of knowing something delicious and pretending your face doesn't.
means The deliberate practice of keeping information hidden from people who'd love to know it.
from From Latin secretus, meaning set apart or separated, from secernere — to sift out, to divide what stays from what goes. The secret was always the thing pulled aside from the pile.
Brain costHiding secrets measurably increases stress and rumination.
Linguistic cousinShares roots with secrete, secretary, and discreet.
Average loadPeople carry roughly thirteen secrets at once.