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If you have access to friends or family with children the next time you're hanging out you should try asking the kids a simplified kid friendly form of the prob
by drenvuk 7y ago
If you have access to friends or family with children the next time you're hanging out you should try asking the kids a simplified kid friendly form of the problem you're trying to solve. They'll usually give you a completely correct answer that interprets the question in a way you never would. It's both interesting and enlightening.
Since they haven't internalized the exact definitions of the words they're using or hearing, or even how the world works from a physical or logical perspective you literally can't replicate it with your adult brain. You know too much. It's kinda cool.
- mistermann 7y agoA half decent article on the subject: https://effectiviology.com/curse-of-knowledge/ https://effectiviology.com/curse-of-knowledge/ I constantly perceive that this is a major problem in modern UI designs, whereas in the past people thought really hard about usability, because they didn't grow up using computers, everything was new.