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A thing that exists only until exactly one person decides it shouldn't.
means A piece of information deliberately kept hidden from others, known only to one person or a chosen few.
from From Latin secretus, 'set apart, hidden,' the past participle of secernere — literally 'to separate' (se-, 'apart,' plus cernere, 'to sift, to divide'). The same sifting verb gives us 'discern' and 'discreet.' So a secret is, at root, something sifted out and set aside from common knowledge, reaching English through Old French secret.
thermodynamicsSpreads faster the more you guard it
physical tollKeeping them measurably raises stress and blood pressure
oldest recordCryptographic ciphers date back 4,000 years to Egypt
the catchTwo can keep one if one is dead
confession urgeBrains reward us for finally telling