“You can't imagine fame. You think you know what it's going to be like, but you really don't.”
— Benedict Cumberbatch
Simplified Meaning:
When people think about becoming famous, they often believe it will be wonderful and solve all their problems. They dream about fans loving them, earning lots of money, and living a perfect life. However, the reality is often very different from what they expect. Fame brings a lot of attention, both good and bad, and it can be overwhelming and stressful. For example, famous people might lose their privacy, have every mistake criticized in the media, and find it hard to trust new friends. Just like in history, when inventors and explorers achieved great things, they also faced unexpected problems and pressures. Anyone tempted by the idea of fame should consider these hidden challenges and think carefully about whether it's really what they want.
