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I suppose literature and sports are understandable to everyone. People might not know the individual fact but they understand the meaning and can at least try t
by lopmotr 9y ago
I suppose literature and sports are understandable to everyone. People might not know the individual fact but they understand the meaning and can at least try to remember something. In STEM, you'd get "stand-and-stare" with any technical term where the entire field is completely alien to most viewers and players.
The same effect happens in casual conversation. Arts majors have all kinds of accessible topics they like to talk about with anyone, but a programmer can't even begin to say something about stacks or garbage collection or whatever with a non-programmer. It's a totally walled off other-world for most people.
- kevinmchugh 9y agoArts majors who talk about the details of a particular pigment, or chiseling techniques will be about as well received as programmers rambling about stacks. Technical details are rarely relevant to those outside the profession. People outside tech have lots of questions and interest in talking about tech. Product decisions are more accessible and meaningful than implementation details.