"痛苦知识的好处远远大于幸福无知的坏处。"
— Sheryl Sandberg
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Knowing the truth, even if it hurts, is more valuable than staying happily unaware of it. Imagine you have a car with a hidden problem. If you find out early, it may be upsetting and cost money to fix, but you prevent a bigger accident later. Choosing to ignore it might feel easier at the moment, but it can lead to serious trouble down the road. Understanding what's really going on, even when it's tough, helps you make better decisions. This idea suggests we should face reality bravely because it ultimately protects and benefits us more than pretending everything is fine.
