"Les gens ont toujours peur du changement. Les gens avaient peur de l'électricité quand elle a été inventée, n'est-ce pas ? Les gens craignaient le charbon, ils craignaient les moteurs à essence... Il y aura toujours de l'ignorance, et l'ignorance mène à la"
— Bill Gates
Simplified Meaning:
When something new comes along, people often feel scared because it's unfamiliar. This has happened throughout history. For example, when electricity was first introduced, many people were afraid of it, thinking it was dangerous. The same thing happened with coal and gas engines; people didn't trust them at first. Ignorance, or not knowing much about something, often leads to this fear. However, as time goes by and people learn more about these new things, they usually start to see that their fears were exaggerated. So, if you’re feeling scared of something new—like a new job, technology, or moving to a new place—remember that it's natural to feel this way. Over time, as you get more familiar with the situation, you'll likely find that it's not as frightening as you first thought.
