"自分が間違っているかもしれないので、自分の信念のために死ぬことは決してありません。"
— Bertrand Russell
Simplified Meaning:
It's saying that beliefs and opinions can change over time because we might discover new information. For example, imagine someone really believed that a certain kind of food was bad for you but later learned it actually has health benefits. If they were willing to make extreme sacrifices for that incorrect belief, they could regret it once they learned the truth. This idea tells us to stay open-minded and be cautious about making big decisions based on something we think is true but might turn out not to be. In everyday life, it means being careful about what we commit to and always being open to learning and changing our minds if needed. Instead of holding onto our beliefs too tightly, it's better to stay flexible and willing to adjust as we grow and learn new things.
