"結論を出そうとすることに愚かさがある"
— Gustave Flaubert
Simplified Meaning:
Sometimes, people rush to make decisions or form opinions without having enough information. This is like jumping to conclusions too quickly, which can lead to mistakes. Imagine if a teacher grades a student's test after looking at just one answer. They assume the student knows nothing, but the other answers might be correct. Similarly, in life, if we decide something about a person or situation without knowing the whole story, we can be wrong and unfair. Instead, it's better to gather all the facts first. By taking our time to understand things fully, we can make smarter and more accurate decisions. This way, we avoid misunderstandings and unnecessary conflicts. The key is to be patient and think things through before we decide what we believe or what actions we take.
