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It's directionally correct but not entirely accurate IMO. It would be more accurate to say, your audience does not have the experience and context necessary to
by DangitBobby 1y ago
It's directionally correct but not entirely accurate IMO. It would be more accurate to say, your audience does not have the experience and context necessary to turn the facts into a decision criteria. You need to translate your "raw data facts" into "refined facts" ready for consumption by the audience. That's what a good communicator does. The original phrasing makes it almost sound like the decisions are not fact-based or emotional, which should elicit eye-rolls.
- oncallthrow 1y ago> It would be more accurate to say, your audience does not have the experience and context necessary to turn the facts into a decision criteria. I don't agree. Humans are fundamentally social and illogical creatures, and in many cases regardless of the experience or context they have, they will make decisions based on social factors regardless of hard logic.