"ある考えが明確であればあるほど、それが混乱に基づいている可能性が高くなります。"
— Alberto Moravia
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When an idea seems very obvious and simple, it might actually be because we're ignoring how complex it really is. For instance, think about the saying, "Money can't buy happiness." This sounds clear and true, but when we look closer, we realize it's more complicated. Money helps us get things like food, a home, and health care, which can make us happy. So, there is confusion in the simple idea because it misses these details. In life, we should remember that things that seem straightforward might be hiding a lot of complex truths. When making decisions or forming opinions, considering the nuances and complexities can lead to better understanding and outcomes.
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