"نظم بدون آزادی و آزادی بدون نظم، هر دو به یک اندازه مخرب هستند."
— Theodore Roosevelt
Simplified Meaning:
Having rules and structure without any freedom can be harmful, as it limits people's ability to think, explore, and express themselves. Imagine a classroom where the teacher doesn't allow students to ask questions or share their ideas. Over time, the students might feel frustrated and stifled because they aren't free to learn and grow in their own way. On the other hand, having complete freedom without any rules can also lead to chaos. Picture a busy city street without traffic lights or signs. Without any rules to guide them, cars and pedestrians would be in constant danger, and chaos would ensue. Balanced societies need both order and freedom. Rules help to keep things running smoothly, and liberty allows people to innovate and make choices. By finding a middle ground, we can create environments where people feel safe and can thrive.
