The best encryption hides in plain sight, because who's looking there. It's a paradox wherein the private key *is* the public key.
Take this famous Egyptian sign and its layers of meanings and symbolism (life), for example:
It looks like a person in a hoodie, or a cross with a teardrop as the top. In any case, it's generally perceived as one object, whatever that object is.
Yet there are ways to subdivide. One way to break it apart visually is by shapes: the upper loop, and the straight lined "T" below. As text, this would translate to an O over a T:
O
T
And seeing that it's a sign (of life no less), compare the Hebrew word "ot":
אות - sign, signal, omen, clue, letter (of the alphabet..)
Voices from the Peanut Gallery might say, "You can't do that -- those are English/Latin letters so how dumb.. what a maroon..."
Eh, that's nice. I did it anyway. Like who should mind. Folks would rather bolt out the door rather than do, much less actually enjoy a little... OT. OT makes a lot of people cry.
Ben He He said: According to the labor is the reward. This might remind us of the modern saying, no pain, no gain. The difference between the two statements is that the mishnah refers to study whereas our modern saying refers to physical exercise. Wisdom which is acquired with great labor will last longer than that which is acquired through casual reading.
https://www.sefaria.org/English_Explanation_of_Pirkei_Avot.6.1?lang=bi
Gotta laugh.
Time heals all wounds, laughter is the best medicine, and the best things in life are free.
Nobody wants simple, yet John Denver's song "Thank God I'm a Country Boy" was a huge hit.
Go figure...