PROOF Shakespeare was illiterate!

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[ronroffel]

Thanks for another short and informative video. I am working on an analysis of the signatures using forensic handwriting analysis criteria. So far I have discovered that perhaps only 4 signatures could have been Shakspere's.

[freealter]

It definitely was a guy called William Shakespeare, just because someone is illiterate doesn’t mean they can’t be a poet or playwright. You have to remember until the invention of the printing press writing and reading is largely a technology of the upper class. These signatures read like someone who might have had their work transcribed but was desperate to somehow sign his name or pseudonym despite his illiteracy. That’s my only my opinion of course.

[BallinVengeance]

I have different signatures on my driver’s license, ID and university application which I recieved in 2 year intervals, it’s not that far fetched

[vetstadiumastroturf]

the "hyphen" should an "apostrophe" and the name of the author is supposed to go in the blank space beneath "Never Before Imprinted"
"Shakespeare's Sonnets" or even better "Sonnets" by William Shakespeare.
Hint: it's a puzzle.

[erminiapassannanti]

Non vedo una ragione plausibile per recitare questo testo (ed altri dalla stessa autrice) con questa incredible fretta. Nessuno ti corre dietro, e si capisce veramente poco a causa di questa velocità.

[Holy_Grapefruit]

I’ve gone through 4 renditions of my own signature in the past 20 years. Couldn’t it be just that?

[samcampbell]

The real Shakespeare was the Earl of Oxford

[kerenludlow]

It’s likely the clerk wrote his name for him to copy, hence the varied spellings and ‘styles’

[mariatrinitymya]

Might be possible. But frel kinda sad we will never know the truth. I wish we got more prove cus I really live Shakespeare's plays.

[sueseverin]

The internet and all the trolls don't like it but I agree with your analysis. How could you write so many masterpieces yet be the product of illiterate parents and have children who likewise could not read? I've heard rumours that the 'real' writer was Frances Bacon, also the author of the KJB. Don't know that it's true but it makes sense that it was someone else.

[jimstoesz]

The lengths y'all will go to to try and discredit William Shakespeare is genuinely hilarious at this point 🤣

[DrWrapperband]

It's not SHAKE-SPEARE'S sonnets, I note with interest.

[literally-just-a-leaf]

But, the earl of Oxford died 9 years before Shakespeare wrote his last play?