"大きな問題を解決することは小さな問題を解決することより簡単です"
— Sergey Brin
Simplified Meaning:
When you tackle a big problem, people often come together to find a solution because they realize how important it is. For example, think about how the world worked together to develop vaccines quickly during the COVID-19 pandemic. Everyone knew this was a serious issue, so they put in extra effort and resources to solve it. On the other hand, small problems might not get much attention because they don't seem as urgent, so they can be harder to fix. Imagine having a leaky faucet at home; you might keep putting off fixing it because it feels like it's not a big deal. However, when a big pipe bursts, you call for help right away because it affects you more. You can apply this by giving serious issues the attention they need and remembering that sometimes, when enough people understand the importance, solving a big problem becomes more manageable.
