Ignorance is bliss的意思
"Ignorance is bliss" is an English idiom that means that sometimes it is better not to know about unpleasant things because knowing about them would cause pain or discomfort. The phrase suggests that being unaware of problems or difficulties can lead to a happier or more contented life.
The origin of the phrase is often attributed to the ancient Greek philosopher Socrates, who is said to have remarked that "the unexamined life is not worth living." However, the exact phrase "ignorance is bliss" is not found in any of Socrates' writings, and it is not clear whether he actually said it.
The phrase is often used to suggest that it is better not to ask questions or to avoid thinking about certain issues, especially if doing so would lead to unnecessary worry or stress. However, the validity of the phrase is often debated, and many people believe that it is better to face reality and deal with problems head-on, even if it means experiencing pain or discomfort in the short term.