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I think some of this is on the authors of reference texts, though. I often catch myself writing what I think is a very accessible intro to a particular topic, o
by serviceberry 2y ago
I think some of this is on the authors of reference texts, though. I often catch myself writing what I think is a very accessible intro to a particular topic, only to re-read it a month later and be mortified by all the logical leaps, niche terminology that's used before it's defined, and so forth.
It's really hard to spell out new concepts in a way that doesn't require the reader to make several passes to resolve all the nuance... but it's not necessarily a matter of how we learn, just how we write.
- ForOldHack 2y agoYes. This exists. It is the expression of a facit of genius called Explanation, and there is such a tiny line between this and mansplaining. Think Einstien, trying to Explain the math before Explaining relativity. (Read the glossary first).