Explaining complex ideas in simple language only becomes possible once the person explaining it has fully understood the complex idea. And vice versa. ;-) Olaf On 16 Sep 2015, at 14:35, Paul Bohman <paul.bohman@deque.com> wrote: > Language can be made simple or complex. That's not the main problem in many cases though. The bigger problem is that complex ideas will remain complex, even when described in simple language. > > The only way to solve the problem of complex ideas would be to simplify the ideas, which is often impossible without sacrificing meaning. > > In fact, the whole idea of simple language seems a bit of a red herring (an irrelevant distraction) when considered in the context of complex ideas. > > > > -- > > Paul Bohman, PhD > Director of Training, Deque Systems, Inc > 703-225-0380, ext.121 > https://DequeUniversity.com > >
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