"Si mis respuestas te asustan entonces deberías dejar de hacer preguntas aterradoras"
— Samuel L. Jackson
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When someone asks tough or uncomfortable questions, they need to be prepared for tough or uncomfortable answers. If the answers scare or upset you, it's a sign that the questions you're asking are very serious or deep. For example, imagine someone asking about the realities of war and then being shocked by the brutal truth about its horrors. Here, it's important to understand that the person answering is just being honest. It's like opening a door to a dark room; if you don't want to see what's inside, maybe you shouldn't open it. This idea teaches us that we should be ready for the truth before we seek it, and if we're not ready, it's better to ask less daunting questions.
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