"La vérité est toujours à trouver dans la simplicité et non dans la multiplicité et la confusion des choses"
— Isaac Newton
Simplified Meaning:
Understanding what is true and real is often best done by looking at the simple, straightforward aspects of a situation, rather than getting lost in too many details and complexities. Imagine you are trying to solve a mystery about a missing phone. Instead of thinking about all the complicated possibilities, like someone hacking into networks or using advanced technology, you start with the basics: Did someone simply take it? Did it fall somewhere nearby? By focusing on these simpler ideas first, you are more likely to find the answer more quickly. This approach can also be applied in everyday life, like when trying to understand a problem at work or in relationships. Instead of getting overwhelmed by all possible causes, starting with the simplest explanations can help clear up confusion and lead to the truth.
