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That's true, and being able to describe complex concepts in a simple (yet still accurate) way is a skill in itself — one that requires a lot of practice. Feynm
by Xcelerate 10y ago
That's true, and being able to describe complex concepts in a simple (yet still accurate) way is a skill in itself — one that requires a lot of practice. Feynman was notoriously good at this.
- unexistance 10y agoGiven the rarity of such expert in any/all field, I'd dare say it's more like nature instead of nurture. The best we can nurture is 'good' analogy, that still somewhat valid even if the analogy is expanded further p/s: If only we have a list of Feynman-like experts in most of the fields :D